Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)
- Class of 1956
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'-:i Q-fi' -f,E5 gfffi, ' ' 53Hii?5 '+i 5 1'Ti-lf? f ' '16 'J 9!2Li:E?fEf57 53145 ,W - if ' F ' Yf,'Lf-Ii' fi 15,1- Z - W, --- - ,w... .,.-f .., -.: - - z,4Y A,-f J q.PAU-:sn A irefzmry 0 mevvzorief prolofzgeci from the pm! to the jlrefenzf' f 2 ,Sf im' W gi X a 5 3 fiaiiig X Q 3 fi . . fs' N 3, s 5 v,. , P. M. TEACHERS First Row: Mr. Sines, Mr. Fenn, Mr. Beattie, Mr. Parks. Second Row: Mrs. Budd, Mrs. Gerard, Mr. Palmer, Miss Beechler, Mrs. Loomis. Third Row: Mr. Guadano, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Hartwell, Mr. Sollanek. Dr. Joseph Barry OFFlCE STAFF HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Margaret McMullen, Miss Marjorie Paton, MTS- Cecelia WGN'-H, M555 Hillel HOOGY, Mrs. Mary Tierney Mrs. Valerie Boland 7 FACULTY DIRECTORY ARTHUR H. ILLING, B.S., Wesleyan University, M.A., Boston University, Superintendent of Schools. EDSON M. BAILEY, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, M.A., University of Vermont, Principal. CHESTER L. ROBINSON, B.S., Colby College, Vice Principal. GEORGE EMMERLING, B.A., Bates College, M.A., University of Connecticut, Assistant to Administra- tion. ANTHONY ALIBRIO, B.A., Wesleyan University, M.Ed., Springtield College, Chemistry, Physics. FLORENCE ANDERSON, B.A., Willimantic Training School, Typing. CHARLES BEATTIE, B.S., University of Maine, M.Ed., University of New Hampshire, Mathematics. ANN BEECHLER, B.A., University of Connecticut, M.Ed., Hillyer College, Mathematics. GEORGE BRADLAU, B.A., University of Connecticut, Science. WALKER BRIGGS, B.A., Bates College, M.Ed., Spring- field College, Modern Problems, History of Latin America. ELIZABETH BUDD, Rhode Island School of Design, Art. MARY BURKE, Ph.B., College of New Rochelle, Eng- lish. JAMES CALKINS, B.A., University of Connecticut, M.A., University of Connecticut, Guidance, VIRGINIA CAMERON, B.A., Mary Washington Col- lege of University of Virginia, English. JULIA CASE, B.S., University of Connecticut, M.A., New York University, Physical Education. MARION CASEY, B.A., Syracuse University, M.A., Boston University, English. ROBERT CHANDLER, B.A., University of Connecticut, World Understandings, Social Studies. DOROTHY D'AMlCO, A.B., Brown University, Biolo- gy, Health. RICHARD DANIELSON, B.A., Trinity College, Alge- bra. GEORGE DOUGHERTY, A.B., Princeton University, Spanish. MILDRED EARLY, B.A., University of Akron, English. PHILIP EMERY, B.S., Bates College, Biology. HELEN ESTES, B.S., Wheaton College, M.Ed., Har- vard University, English. ROBERT FENN, Trinity College, B.S., M.A., Science, Zoology. IONE FELLOWS, A.B., Middlebury College, English. ALICE FRANCONI, B.S., University of Connecticut, Home Economics. EVELYN GERARD, B.A., Middlebury College, M.S., Simmons College, Librarian. LUCILE GIPSON, University of Illinois, Latin. MICHAEL GUADANO, B.A., M.A., University of Con- necticut, A.M., Harvard University, Spanish, French. RUSSELL HARRINGTON, B.S., Teachers College of Connecticut, Bookkeeping, General Business. DAVID HARTWELL, B.S., Harvard University, Mathe- matics. MARIE HELMBOLDT, B.S., University of Connecticut, Home Economics. GERTRUDE HITCHCOCK, Ph.B., Pembroke College, M.A., Columbia University, Guidance. KENNETH HOLT, B.A., Bates College, World Under- standings, Current Events. FLORENCE HOPKINS, B.A., Brown University, M.Ed., Harvard University, English. GILBERT HUNT, B.A., Yale University, M.A., Harvard University, English. PHILIP HYDE, B.Ed., Keene Teachers College, Mathe- matics, Science. JAMES KAISER, B.S., New Britain Teachers College, Bookkeeping, Typing. THOMAS KELLEY, B.A., Bates College, Chemistry. AVIS KELLOGG, B.S., University of New Hampshire, Shorthand, Typing, Transcription. LaVERNE KELSON, B.A., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Iowa, Art. ' DORIS KIBBE, Ph.B., University of Vermont, M.A., McGill University, Latin. ' RAYMOND KORBUSIESKI, B.A., Providence College, Modern Problems, Economic Geography, Consumer Economics. ARTHUR LALIME, B.S., Salem Teachers College, M.Ed., Boston University, Audio-Visual Aids. LAURENCE LEONARD, B.S., Cornell University and Boston University, M.Ed., Boston University, Book- keeping, Typing, Social Studies. ERNA LOOMIS, B.A., Mount Allison University, Eng- lish. JEANNE LOW, B.A., Bates College, M.A., Middle- bury College, Diplome, University of Paris, French. MATTHEW MAETOZA, B.S., Springfield College, M.S., University of Illinois, Physical Education. THEODORE MARTIN, A.B., Union College, English, U. S. History, Greek History, Consumer Economics. HARRY MAIDMENT, B.A., Yale University, M.A., Uni- versity of Connecticut, Personal Economics, Driver Education. MARY McADAMS, B.S. and M.Ed., Boston University, World Understandings, History of Greece and Rome. ANNA McGUlRE, B.S., New York University, English. JOHN PALMER, B.A., University of New Hampshire, M.A., University of New Hampshire, M.S., Boston University, -History, English. HAROLD PARKS, B.S., Oklahoma University, M.Ed., Oklahoma University, Mathematics. ALBERT PEARSON, M.B., University of Rochester, Music. DWIGHT PERRY, B.S., University of Minnesota, M.A., Columbia University, Mathematics. LAURENCE PERRY, B.S., Trinity College, M.A., Trinity College, Chemistry, Aeronautics. MARTHA PETERSON, A.B., Wheaton College, Physi- cal Education. PAUL PHINNEY, B.S., University of Illinois, M.S., Uni- versity of Illinois, Health, Algebra. LEWIS PIPER, B.A., Wesleyan University, M.A., Clark University, U. S. History. GEORGE POTTERTON, B.S., University of Connecti- cut, Biology, General Physics. CATHERINE PUTNAM, B.A., Mount Holyoke College, M.A., Trinity College, Social Studies. DORIS PYNE, M.A., Columbia University, B.S., From- ingham State Teachers College, Home Economics. DONALD RACE, B.S., Teachers College of Connecti- cut, World Understandings, Consumer Economics, Economic Geography. ISABELLE REAGAN, B.S., Simmons College, Home Economics. EDWARD RYDER, B.A., Hofstra College, M.A., Colum- bio University, Mathematics. ROBERT SINES, B.S., Northeastern University, A.M., Boston University, Health. WILLIAM SINGER, B.S., Trinity College, M.A., New York University, General Science, General Mathe- matics. HELEN PAGE SKINNER, B.S., Columbia University, English. SYDNEY SLATER, B.A., University of Connecticut, English, Social Studies. HARRY SMITH, B.S., Boston University, M.Ed., Spring- tield College, Salesmanship, Business Mathematics. RICHARD SOLLANEK, B.S., Springfield .College, Phy- sical Education. CARRIE SPAFARD, A.B., Wesleyan University, Latin. BEULAH TODD, A.B., Brown University, A.M., Brown University, Spanish, French. WILLIAM VADERS, B.S., University of New Hamp- shire, Mechanical Arts, Science, Mathematics, Band, Driver Training. ZANE VAUGHN, B.A., Hillyer College, Social Studies. CORINNE WOODBURY, B.S.Ed., State Teachers Col- lege at Salem, Shorthand, Typewriting, Business Machines. ISABEL WORTH, A.B., Tufts College, A.M., Boston University, English. RUSSELL WRIGHT, B.S., State Teachers at Salem, Business Law, Typing, Bookkeeping. ELGIN ZATURSKY, A.B., Tufts College, M.A., Tufts College, U. S. History. IU '15 WILLIAM MICHAEL ADAMS sau A knight of serenity, sincerity, and ioyful mirth , ' J Baseball 3, 4. - 327 -M EARL vicron ADAMSON I Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. QQW' ff if ' C. ., JANE MARILYN AMES Janie A rosebud whose ioyous petals encircle our hearts. Library Pages I, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, President 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, Art Service Squad 4, Somanhis Advertising Staff 4, Somanhis Art Stott 4. GAIL LAUREEN ANDERSON uAndyll O' bubble over fountain of merry and rollicking en- chantment. Y-Teens 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Somanhis Ad- vertising 3, 4. JUDITH CLAIRE ANDERSON ujudyu Sing me a sang of excitement and I will be happy. Student Council Alternate 2, Girls' Club 3, Somanhis Adver- tising 3, Softball 3, Bowling 3 JUDITH EILEEN ANDERSON nJudYu O' beauteous woman, lead us on in the task of reaching our goal. Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, De- bating 2, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Quill 2, 3, Current Affairs 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 'I, 2, Girls' Club 3, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Library Pages 2. II CRAWFORD CLIFTON ALLEN Crawf 'Fill my life with goodness, and I shall be a happy man. CLIFFORD YNGVE ANDERSOI llcligll A sea of tranquility engulfec his noble deeds. Student Council Alternate I, French Club 2, 3. I I WILLIAM ALLAN ARONSON Bill Life shall be my constant com- panion, and its ioy shall know no bounds. IRVING CHARLES AUGUST RICHARD JOSEPH BAJEK RICHARD BARRETTE CONSTANCE JEANNETTE Irv Dick Dick A cheerful temper, lt is a gentIemun's nature to An honest man is the noblest a wit good-natured. be wise and scholarly. work of God. J.V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball Hameroom Basketball 1. 2, Football 4, Basketball 4. JUDITH ANN BEER u-Iudyll Greatness and goodness are not means, but ends. Soccer 3, 4, Softball 3. DONNA BELLE BETKO Let me smile with the wise, and my soul shall sing. irls' Choir 1, 2, A Cappella hoir 4, Y-Teens 1, Girls' Club 4, French Club 1, Archery Basketball 3. MYLES EDWARD BIARDI Tiny A man of noble deeds, playing the game victoriously 'til the end. Homeroom Basketball 1, Cap- tain 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Baseball 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, Varsity M Club 4. RUTH BIKERNICKS Ruthie With eyes that look into the very soul. Folk Dancing 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, Square Dancing 3, Softball 3, 4, Hue Harmon- eers 3, 4, Art Service Squad 4. BEAUREGARD Connie Her chalice of goodness and gaiety, overflowed and en- trancecl us all. Y-Teens 1, 2, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Library Pages 2, 3, M.H.S. Publications 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Tennis 2, Vol- leyball 2. SIW X BENN brtro drive onward, v g itdt k of distincti ang reme b r .' oys' oir 1 i efense 2 3, k and Bu 3, 4. ANN ELIZABETH BINGHAM A woman of gentle ambition and elegant Iearning. Girls' Choir 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Maiorettes 2. JOAN FRANCES BLESSO Thou art a light bursting forth in the darkness, a sparkling and merry being. Girls' Choir I, 27 Library Club 2, 37 Archery 3, Tumbling 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. RONALD LAWRENCE BRAU LT He who plays the sport well, is indeed a sport. Boys' Choir I, 2, Home Room Basketball l, Co-Captain Ip J.V. Football l, 2, J.V. Baseball I, 27 Hi-Y 3: Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Varsity M Club 4. EDMUND ROBERT BRODEUR llNedll Sing out ye ioyous strains of sincerity and character. Boys' Choir lp A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3. RICHARD ARNOLD BOLIN lloickll It is the virtue of few, to be both patient and noble. Band l, 2, J.V. Soccer 25 Jr Hi-Y 'Ip Senior Hi-Y 3, 47 Sci ence Club 45 Football 4. JOAN ROSE MARIE BOSIO .loanie The world is mine to conquer and command. Y-Teens I, 2, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Soman- his Advertising 3, Current Af- fairs Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4: Soft- ball I, 2, 39 Volleyball l, 2: Soccer 3, 45 Folk Dancing 3: Speedball 4, Basketball 4. DAVID GRISWOLD BOWERS llDnve1l 'Neath his celestial smile, lies the silent wisdom and world- ly goodness given only unto this man. Football 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. NANCY GLENDA BREEN llNunll Sincerity is a 9 at v' ue. s I' ' 1, I ,9',mLM,Mj55fJ V 7 . f Us .Mi ' SANFORD THOMAS BROWN ELAINE ANNE BUCCINO I DIT I., IR BJ RKE Sandy Mertz A 'Jul ' ' J Play us melodies of distant The gift of gaiety may be My A of mir h, - 7 . word lands, the universe is yours. the greatest good fortune. o oy was her F - e. Rifle Club 2, A Cappella Choir Sock and Buslcin 2, 3, 4, M.H.S. Girls' Club 4, Z eaders' 4, Round Table 4. Publications 3, 4, Spanish Club Club 1, 5 s 5 High 3, 4: Somanhis Staff 4, Editor-in- School Wor d 'y isp4 Bowling Chief 4. I, 2, Tumblin p occer Ip Aquaettes I, Volleyball l. 1 MALVIN ALBIN CARLSON IIMQIII The sport was loved dearly, the deed of o glorious soul. Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain: J.V. Track If Junior Hi-Y 2 Senior Hi-Y 4 . LOUISE CARRIER JANET LOIS CHAPMAN llloull Iljanll A good laugh is like As a woman she is praised, as sunshine in u house. a friend she is worthy. Aquaettes 'lp Choir If Soft- Girls' Choir I. bull I. X XQAYMOND KIMBALL CLEMENT II ll .1 I Ray Words of a scholar are the first things in this world to be remembered. Current Alfa s Clu 3 4 ish Club 4, Club 2, 3, 4, Presi 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, School World Stal? 3, 47 ir b , ,Span- ALAN HOUSTON COLE HAIH When all honor and dignity had found him, he was no less o great leader. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Ig Student Council I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 4. ROSS DEMMING CLARKE I shall strive onward till the goal is reached. Tennis 35 Senior Hi-Y 3 ROBERT JOHN COMOLLO l1Bobll I have good reason to be content. Spanish Club I. .,, . Mya. , P- -, 5, 4 V ' V, NAIALIA cook V 4 Cookie ' Sweet and gentle being, H . Known and loved-so long. Bowling 'l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3 SUSAN GLADYS CROCKETT llsuell What is lovely never is for- gotten, But passes on to other loveli- ness. Paint and Powder l, Secretary, Girls' Leaders 'l, 2, Sock and Buskin 2, 3, Secretary 4, Tum- bling 2, Science Club French Club 3, Current 4 STEPHAN MICHIAL COOPER MARY LOU COUGHLIN ALLAN BAKER COX Coop Corky Al an open What would life be without With silent fortitude he humor. conquered the foe. Girls' Club 3. French Club I, 2, Rifle Team 2, Science Club 3, Vice Presi- dent-Treasurer 4. lima 'afigffl' f CAROL ADA DANIELS DOREEN GAIL DAVIS Rumi A smlllng face and a Dee kind hear'-H Politeness and kindness are virtues held by only the valiant. Library Club 'l, 3, 4, Girls' Club 4, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Softball 3. MARYANNE DAVIS Mare A rider unequalled, a woman of courage. Aquaettes 1, A Cappella 3, Spanish 3, Soccer 3, 4, bling 3, Softball 3, Bowl JOYCE MARTHA CUNLIFFE My smile shall rise to heavens and sing its merry song. Y-Teens 2, Bowling 2, French Student Council Alternate Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls' C 3, 4. MARY lll.LIAN DENNENO Jackie Give me time to be gay, give me laughter. Choir A Cappella Choir 3, 4. WILLIAM GEORGE DENT am The pleasure which there is in life itself. PAUL THOMAS DONNELLY Quch wisdom often goes with 'the fewest, yet memorable w, W ' words. CAROL LOU DIETRICHSEN nshorfyu The serenity of a sunset, the gentleness of a breeze. RODNEY THOMAS DOLIN uRod11 A man of noble deeds and shining gharacterf' Home Room Basketball 'lg French Club lg Spanish 2, 3, Track 2, 45 Football 2, 3, 41 Varsity M 3, 4: Senior Hi-Y 3. DONALD FRANCIS DUDA Zippity Good humor is the health of the soul. J.V. Track ip Jr. Hi-Y 'l, 2: Sr Hi-Y 3, 4, Swimming Team 2 3, 45 Debating Club 4, Track 4i ' Roaenr EDWARD burr naobu A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Soccer 'l, 2, 3: Track 27 Cheer- leading 3, 4. ROBERT PATRICK DONAHUE l1BoblI Speak to me of wisdom and mirth and I shall forever wear a smile. Spanish Club i, 3, 4: Current Affairs 3, 47 Track 3, 47 Foot- ball 4p Varsity M 4. JOHN JOSEPH DONZE ll-,uckll I am filled with a joyful zest for life. Boys' Choir I, 2, A Cappella Choir 37 Cross Country 3. HAROLD ALEXANDER DUMAS usuddyu Good is victorious. Basketball 'I. DAVID JAMES DUNCAN WILIAM EDWARD DUNCAN CYNTHIA MARION DUNLAP NORMA ANN DUPONT llDavell llkedll Ilcyihll flNormIf Kindness is the sunshine The reward of one duty is The fairest garden in her l have a heart with room of his life. the power to fulfill another. looks, and in her mind for every icy. Home Room Basketball 'lp Golf Student Council Alternate 2, the Wlsesl books , Art Club 4. Team 3. Sock and Buskin 3. Senior Class President 4, Na- JUDITH LOIS EDWARDS ujudyu Joy hath its friends. ELIZABETH ANNE ELDER nsetsyu From her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Spanish Club 3, 4, A Cappella u Choir 3, 4, Somanhis Advertis- ing 3g M.H.S. Publications 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Basketball 2. tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 'I, 3, 4, Art Service Squad 2, 3, 4: Quill l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 45 Current Affairs Club 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 4, Cheerleaders 3, Girls' State 3, Art Club 1, 2, 37 Girls' Club 1, 3. JOHN EDWARD FARRELL Jack lt is a glorious privilege to live, to know, to act, to listen. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 47 Basketball I, 2, 3, Student Council Alternate 'Ip Varsity M Club 3, 4, Vice- Presiclent 4. CHARLOTTE ALICIA FAYLE Friends are made not born. French Club 2, 3, Maiorettes 3 4, A Cappella Choir 45 Basket: ball 4, Bowling 4, Archery 3. NANCY MAE EDWARDS Kindness is the golden chai by which we are bound together. NOLA MARY FISKE Having wisdom with each studious year. National Honor Society 2, 4, Library Page lp French Clu 2, 37 Audio-Visual Club Secl tary 4. SHERMAN PAUL FIVOZINSKY Fivo His heart was as great as the world and the world was his constant companion. Round Table I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Choir 'Ip A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I, 2: Civil Defense 2: Sock and Buslcin 3. RICHARD WILLIAM FROSCH 1lDicku ' The secret of success is con- ! stancy to purpose. l l LEON EDWARD GARDNER uleeu To be merry best becomes you: for you were born in a merry hour. Home Room Basketball I: Bas- ketball 2: Boys' Choir I, 2: A appella Choir 3, 4: All State hoir 4: Student Council Alter- die. PATRICIA ANNE FOGARTY npatu Grace in all her steps, heaven in her eyes and in every gesture, dignity. Paint and Powder 1: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders I, 2, 3, 4: M.H.S. Publications I, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2: Current Altairs Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Saman- his Staff 4: Archery 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Square Danc- ing 2, 3: Speedbnll 3. JAMES ALAN FOLEY BETTE LA FOSTER :E Al we a never epkg The noblest mind, the best A I 9 friend ' . contentment has. XJ! XQSEQSQ Boys' Choir I, 2: A Cappella V choir 3, 4, All sms choir 4, - ,599 Q Home Room Basketball I. P ALICE GARDNER IIAIII It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. Softball 2, 4: Bowling 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4. DONNA RAE GARDNER Knowledge in youth becomes wisdom. Spanish Club 'I, 2, 3: Y-Teens 2: Somanhis Advertising 3. CQ. UU-' Q, W. ef new .sw X yyyy , C' C A-Qs,-f!! L X A Louis Josevn GAGNON Lou :V 'I'm'.always merry whenli hear 'good music. Bond I, 2, 3,'l4: Baseball, UI. 2: ' :Basketball' 2: Footballi 2: Or- chestra 2, '3, 4: All ,State Band , 2: 37. Student Council Alternate '2i STUdefl'l Colulcilx Representa- tive' 3. K GARY EDMUND GARDNER A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Art Club 1, 2. , 25 Round Table 2, 3, 45 A MARIE ALBERTA GELBER The world has a welcome for such women. Sock and Buskin 3, 45 Current Affairs Club 45 Art Club 45 Art Service Squad 45 Girls' Club 45 Speedball 45 Basketball 4. GEOFFREY GIBBS Geoff Carefree, smiling, heart of gold, a quiet deed, and his tale is told. Student Council 15 French Club Cappella Choir 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent of Junior Class5 Secretary of Senior Class5 Debating 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Current Af- fairs 3, 45 Varsity M 3, 45 Bas- ketball I, 25 Baseball 'I5 Rifle Team 35 Track 3, 45 Boys' State DOROTHY META GLAIBER Dottie Knowledge is the action of the soul. ' Y-Teens i, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 M.H.S. Publications 35 Soc- cer 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Speedball 35 Square Dancing 25 Volleyball 2, 35 Somanhis 4. THERESA RUTH GENOVESE refs A good heart's worth gold. National Honor Society 3, 4. LINDA NANCY GEORGE Beauty is the gift of God. Girls' Club 4, Secretary 45 Girls' Choir I5 French Club 15 Y Teens 15 Paint and Powder 'I5 Student Council Alternate 'l. 3 RICHARD LOW GESS Dick The better part of valour is discretion. Home Room Basketball 'I5 Boys' Choir 15 French Club 25 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 45 Round Table 45 All State Choir 45 Football 4. JUDITH ANN GILMAN ujudyn A warm heart has many friends. Girls leaders' Club 'l, 25 Hi School World Typist 2, 35 Sen Girls' Club 4. v-fflx X ,X Xevw Nebfbqal Ui DONALD WILLIAM GOEHRING ' DAYQQQAHONY GOLA-Sig! Xl NALD GQNIN GOODWIN :mann H av H N5 X i Redu VN CN ECN . l kg iw My honor is my life. U He es thgxga be wld is 3 true and industrious c rize. X X i Xxlidgendf' J,xlix62kaK4l,XlFSbxfglallf 3, x J, BOXLBIXC oir 1, 25 A Coppell gi, Co- tai - 2, ' 'h.'SluoiN35 Camera Club 'l5 Sciencj -7 fgsity lu 3 4x 'Cjzb VN4, President 4. yt CISKJ3 Sie yi-4 cqjmx 9 Xue, Alfairsxalu - Scilen Xu!! 4. 2 5? A as x X PWXUQMQ5 K' . KAN f . K as S ar -Q ANDREA LOUISE GOOLEY Andi ln her tongue is the law of kindness. Square Dancing 2, Volleyball 2, 3: Softball 3, Y-Teens 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Ma- iorettes 3, 4, Debating Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, Secretary. DENNIS THOMAS GUAY Denny Virtue alone is true nobility. 'aint and Powder T, 2, Soccer l, 2, 3: Junior Hi-Y 27 Senior rli-Y 3, 4, Secretary 37 Spanish :lub 3, 4, Sock and Buskin 3, I. JOSEPH ALBERT HAHN lljoell WILLIAM JAMES GORDON BilI Nothing can replace a friend. Junior Hi-Y I, 2: Senior Hi-Y 31 Stamp Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President-Secretary 4. JOAN GOZDZ Joanie Let me paint: I will enchant thine eyes. Girls' Choir ig Art Club 2, Paint Spots 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Hue Harmoneers 3, 4: Art Service Squad 4. RALPH EDWARD HALVORSEN Never there lived a person His limbs were cast in manly H1079 flgfeeflble-H mold, for hardy sports or contest bold. Basketball 2, 3, 4. JAMES WALTER MacLEAN HAM Jim AbiIity wins for us the esteem of true men. Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Senior Class Vice- President: Junior Class Presi- dent, Paint and Powder Ip Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 45 Current Aliairs Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Civil Defense 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Junior Hi-Y 2, Boys' State 2. PETER GRAY Pete He is winding up the wit of his imagination. ROBERT WILLIAM HABERERN Bob A diligent worker in all that he does. Spanish Club 3, 4. GORDON WILLIAM HAMPTON Gordy I only wish to live my life, and find my heart in unison with all mankind. Band 'ly Home Room Basketball I. QQ-imuamw ,- Qss,Rs..f..-l er her wa , of ple s r any day. .IUDITH ANN HANSEN Judy A face with gladness over- spread, soft smiles, by human kindness bred. , 3, 4- Defense Clu , 32 - ck auskin , 4, p ll ir 2, sra I, 2, 3, Fqna Girls Leaders' I, 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 3, 4, French Club 2, Sornanhis Staff 4, Y-Teens I, 2, Girls' Club 3, 4, Somanhis Ad- vertising 4, Bowling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, Tennis 2, Tumb- .ION MICHAEL HARRISON H1-exu By different methods different men excel. Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. HOWARD ROBERT HASTINGS Fortity yourself with contentment. French Club I, 2, 3, Quill 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Orchestra 4. 1 rubl ling 2, Volleyball 3, Archery 3, Speedbull 4, Basketball 4. ROSE-MARIE HENCE Rosi As the sun glorifies the skies, so her face is illuminated by her eyes. Girls' Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Library Club 'I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, 3, Girls' Club 4, Softball 'I, Bowling l. PETER GEORGE HANSEN Pete Keep u brave spirit, and never despair. French Club 'I, 2, Boys' Choir 1, Soccer 3, 4. ROXANNE HERITAGE Roxie Good humor is the health of the soul. French Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Y-Teens 2, Girls' Club 4, Li- brary Club 2, Bowling 'I. NORMA MAE HARE To know her is to like her. French Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Somanhis Advertising 3, 4, M.H.S. Publications 3, 45 Bowl- ing 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Soft- ball 3, 4, Square Dancing 3. . . Evle Y' to d every eibs rec i ' a gre, est. Pain P r 1, 2, Sc , , French Cl , 4-P'CiviI l , 3, ery 1, 2, - wling 2, -Teens 'I e Q Zzpyolll 1 ', CARL BURTON HERRICK Skill to do comes of doing. EDMUND HA L HINDLE uRedu The lightest wisdom is con- tinual cheerfulnessf' ross Country, Manager T: aint and Powder 'Ip Art Club 1 2, 3, Freshman Home Room asketball If Photography Club - Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4: uill 2, Jr. Hi-Y 25 Somanhis ral? 2, Track Team, Manager 27 enior Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club ,4. ANNA HORWATH nAnnu Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. French Club 'I, 2, 37 Girls' Choir lp Spanish Club 27 Y-Teens 2, High School World, Typist 3, Girls' Club 4. CAROL MARY HEWITT ANNETTE LOUISE HILL HUDSON FLOYD HILTON only truly great who are truly good. Paint and Powder 'Ip High School World 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir 'Ig Library Club 'I, 25 Sock and Buskin 2, Somanhis Advertising 2, 37 French Club 2, 3, National Honor Society ll Be in general virtuous and Hudd You w'll be hoPPY ' His smile is his fortune. AVARD ANNE HUESTIS uAven When the righteous are in au- thority, the people rejoice. High School World 'I, 2, 3, Co- Editor 45 Paint and Powder If Girls Leaders' l, 2, 3, 47 Aquaettes lp Current Affairs 47 Bowling I, 2, 31 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Sock and Buskin 2, 3, Y- Teens I, 27 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, 4. MARTA EDNA HUNT Marty A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Student Council 'Ip Basketball I, G Volleyball 'If Archery 2. DOLORES FRANCES HIPPLE Dee Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Art Club I, 2, 3. MARGARET LEE JENKINS npeggyft Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. irls' Club 3. xhtbv' f il .ff ' MQ. is She 'wjribher mdzr wnsgymsefilt-1 h r t ns 4 B, 4, Equufgglflwggniggir lilQiIm3,L?li1gl'3,e. 0' . xt of 'X Gris r V0 ISABEL JANE KASSLER Jane If there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now. Y-Teens 2, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, French Club I, 2, Bowling 2, 4, Folk Dancing 2. HOOKS KELLEY JOHNSTON ROBERT WADE JONES JAMES EMIL JUROS Hooksie Born for success he seemed, with grace to win, with heart to hold. Art Club 'lp Home Room Basket- ball I, French Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Hi-Y 2, President 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Cur- rent Affairs Club 3, 4, President 4, Sock and Buskin 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Tennis 3, 4, Co- Captain 3. In faith you have a merry heart. Baseball 1, 2, Home Room Bas- ketball I, Boys' Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4. 4, Bowling 4. ff J' ei? JOHN ROBERT KEARNS Jack Wit shines forth from this happy soul. 4 d',. '7 njimu His friends, there are many- His foes, are there any? Paint and Eawder 'I, Treasurer 'l, Sack and Buskin 2, 3, 4, High School World 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, President 3, French Club 'l, 2, Junior Hi-Y 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Assistant Man- ager 2, Manoger 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Manager 4, Varsity M 4, Current Affairs Club 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 3, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Art Service Squad 3. WILLIAM KARVELIS Bill What should a man do but be merry. lnterclass Basketball 'l, Junio Hi-Y 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Cheel leaders 3, 4, Spanish Club 3 Sock and Buskin 3, 4, Photog raphy Club 4. PATRICIA ANITA KEARNS nPo'u A fun-loving, sporty young miss. qs. dll' 0 'laughing cheertulness throws D 4, Y- , v 5, , ,,,,.- ,,,.,-, . ..- .,.. .. .--.. ....-....-- ..---- tn. 4 l' , F 7 1.' 'Bu'zz2'x4' Resolute in action, Kell rv' 'Iile',pniYys theqgirile with the genlle in meihod-H The highest of distinctions is 5 ' will dwin. service to others. l Cro s init V 7 Swimming Junior Hi-Y 'l, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4. tl? 'i ri . 1, 2,,,a, Ba y but a, 4, Base D ball' 3, 0' Sp nish Club 'l, 2, hy Cutfbnt A airs 93, '14, P if if ml' CV... Ir., . A ,, YN' N O '- It S Q' 1-Y if -l .1 -2 Bobbie And that smile, like sunshine, darts into many a sun- less heart. Paint and Powder 'lp Spanish Club 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls' Choir 3, 4, Tumbling 2. JOYCE ALFERIA KING sunlight on all the paths NANCY CALKINS KING llNonll Laugh and be merry, better of life. the world with a song. aseball 3. Y-Teens 2: Girls' Club 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 47 Basket- ball 2. 4 , . 0,,1fI1i,c 1' ' BEVERLY ANN KLEIN CAROLE ANN KOEHLER fry I T JOHN KOHEN Bev Beautiful things are right , -Y, Vinny Constancy is the foundation and l'Ue'H ' the game's end we will of virtues. Girls' Club 4. D ' know the winner. Library Club 1, Girls' choir 1, 2, V J. Bqseboll 1, 2, J.v. Basket- A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. 7411 ba I, 2, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Bas- fyl etball 3, Varsity M 3, 4. I I LL M21 BARBARA ANNE LOUISE KUHNE nsarbu Music is mankind's sweetest icy. Girls' Choir l, 25 A Cappella' Choir 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Basketball 22 Volley- ball 25 Tennis 25 Square Danc- ing 25 Bowling 2. BARBARA JEAN LAPPEN uaarbu Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in women. Y-Teens l, 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 35 Basketball l5 Bowling 2, 35 Archery 2. JOYCE ANN LEAVESTROM If-'cyl' Through her melodious songs she has won our hearts. Round Table l, 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 45 All State Chorus 45 French Club 'l, 25 Quill 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2. THOMAS ALLEN LaFORGE 11-I-omn I am wealthy in my friends. Track Team T, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Varsity M 3, 45 Senior Hi-Y 35 Current Affairs Club 4. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH LAMOUREAUX Connie I know what pathways lead to popularity. Maiorettes l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 3, Captain 45 Y-Teens l, 25 French Club 25 High School World, Typist 3,545 Bowling 'l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Archery 3, 45 Basketball 4. 1. ' NANCY CAROLYN LEE nNunu In notes, with many a winding bout of linked sweetness, long drawn out. Girls' Choir 'l, 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Round Table 4. JOSEPHINE CONSTANCE LEONE n-lou We are all travellers in the wilderness of this world and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. Chair l, 25 Library Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Y-Teens T5 Girls' Club 3. LAWRENCE ROBERT LaPOLLA :flu rryll He ted his spirit with the bread of books. Student Council 'l, Alternate 2, 35 French Club 'I, 2, 35 Junior Hi-Y 25 High School World 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Sock and Buskin 3, 45 Current Affairs 3, 45 Debating Club 45 Photography Club 4, President 4. E WBQDWMANH' .pu WM' if Great actlonss' e k grea' minds, and sa? govern. French Club 'l, 2, 35 Junior Hi- Y 25 Senior Hi-Y 45 Honor So ciety 45 High School World 4 ALFRED JAMES L'ESPERANCE HAI., l To see him smile through laughing eyes, you know true manhood therein lies. Home Room Basketball 'I5 Choir 25 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 35 Boys' State 25 Swim- ming Team 25 Track Team 35 Library Club 3. Junior 'Hi-Y. -T Cf: ' up . absent FRANK ueifisr. , Q I BRUCE HowARD LITTLE naobu x E ' narucieu True wortliils ingdoing, is G The greater obstacle the more ,,,- not seeming. I vii, glory in overcoming it. National Manor Satiity 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Hi-Y 4, High School- World 2, 3L '4, 5 1, 29 Varsity M . NEIL ARTHUR LONDON left so pleasing voice, that list- still they seemed to hear. 7 A Cappella Choir Table 'l, 2, 3, 4. Sogh and Buskin 3, 4, Current 3 Affair? Club 3, 4, French I, 2: 42 N . It , 0 . is ' , igf 6, Ao RAYMOND JOSEPH LONGCHAMPS HRGYH No legacy is so rich as honesty. French 'I. MARILYN FRANCES LUPIEN ul-open The lass with the delicate air. Archery I, 4, Bowling 2, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Speeclbull 4, SOC- cer 45 Somanhis Advertising 2, 3, 45 M.H.S. Publications 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. II ,aw f , I 1 721 f , , if 1.01 -7 REID MucCLUGGAGE y A good laugh solves cares. 1 u gmen r 7 10' , ' ,, f 'A ...ff fs , I ' ' 0 y . I r V- v' , Or- ra , '- 7 All State 4 0 .A . i'Trnck 3, 4, , fo :ui nv J' I y A ry ' 3, 4, President J l yy' ench Club 3 Sock and Buslun 3, 4, Pres: dent 4, Current Affairs Club 4. FREDRICK GEORGE LUCK Fred What is life unless you laugh. Art Club 2, 37 Art Service Squad 2, 3. ' PATRICIA ANN MACK Patti Her smile delights the eyes. Library Page 25 Junior Girls' Club 31 Senior Girls' 'Club 4. MARIE FRANCES MACRI Good breeding is the blossom of good sense. ull Spanish Club 3. Oh fo lo it, nor WARREN AARON MARKHAM uRed,, Every road is rough to me that has no friend to ' cheer it. Track Team 2, 4. BARBARA JEAN MARTIN RONALD PETER MASNICKI Haorbn HMOZH Mirth is nature's medicine. True goodness springs from a Y-Teens I. man's own heart. Junior Hi-Y 25 Football 4. JOHN ANDERSON McCARTNEY HMGCII All doors are open to a man of quality. Golf 3. GEORGE KEENEY MARKHAM A faithful friend is the medicine of life. ' expre infinite X Baseball 2, 4. 0 I ALBERT RENE MARTIN llA'Il ' Not a minute of his life shc stretch without some icy. Junior Hi-Y ly Home Room I ketboll 1. DAVID THCMAS MCCONNELL Mack Virtue is its own reward. Band 'l. I GEORGE MARSHALL McCREEDY IIMUCH Manners-the tinal and perfect flower of nobility. liennis 35 Science Club 3. PAUL THOMAS McKAY skip To generous souls, every task is noble. ench Club 'l, 25 Hi-Y 2. CAROL ANN MELLEN llAnnll Good manners are the tech- nique of expressing consid- eration for others. PATRICIA MAUREEN McCROHAN upatu Her eyes are dark as the sky5 Her smile as bright as the stars. Spanish Club 3, 45 Softball 'l, -2, 35 Tennis 25 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Square Dancing 2, 35 Archery 2, 4. RAYMOND JOHN MERONOVICH IlRayll A nice person is well-liked. Science Club 3, 45 Debating Club 4. WILLIAM DAVID McCURRY uwinyn Wisdom is better than rubies. Student Council 15 Home Room Basketball 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Science Club 35 Senior Hi-Y 35 Latin Club 4. CAROL ANN MICHAUD Sweetness is thy name, woman. Spanish Club 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 Tennis 25 Basketball 2, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Square Dancing 2, 35 Archery. 3, --,. STEWART STEPHEN McDONOUGH iistewil lt is work that gives flavor to life. Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3. JOAN FRANCES McVEIGH uJoniu Friendship is a gift of heaven given only to men and angels. Y-Teens 'l, 25 Library Club i5 Somanhis Advertising 25 High School World Typist 45 Tennis 'I5 Bowling 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Softball 2, 3, JAMES ALDERIC MICHAUD Jim Tranquility and honor walk hand in hand. Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 45 Varsity M 45 Pho- tography Club 4, Treasurer 4. RICHARD BERNARD MIESCH Dick Happy as a king. Cross Country T, 2, Track 'l, 2. JOYCE RUTH MORISETTE The hair is the finest ornament o woman has. RICHARD ALLAN MORICZ Dick Honest men esteem and value nothing so much in this world as a real friend. J.V. Basketball 'l. ROBERT IRVING MILLER nsobn A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Swimming Team lp Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Freshman Home Room Basketball 'lf Junior Hi-Y 2, French Club 2. MARTHA JANE MINNICK IIMCHII ,O Studies serve for delight, for CNA ibn of ornament, and for ability. A 62 French Club 2, 3, 4, Quill 2, 3, Aquaettes, 45 National Honor Socie 3, 41 Teens 1, 'Y Volleyball 3, Bowling 3. WILMA ROSE MORRA Willie That which is lovely is divine. Spanish Club 'l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2: Girls' Club 3, 4: Softball 'l, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley-' ball 2, 3, 45 Falk Dancing 2, 37 Somanhis Advertising 3, Cur- rent Affairs Club 4, Soccer 3, 4, Speedball 4: Basketball 4. JUQITH Hugh rent- Teens nate 2, Bowling 2. ,fi 1-'Mi I Choir 2 3 kin. 2, 3: Club 4. .Q W, y N932 XE? JOHN MIC AEL ORAN njdcku Music is on of his fine arts: Band T, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, French Club 2, 37 M.H.S. Banc liers 4. J fd MARCIA ANN NELSON cp A Marsh bybhee 'Tis a good thing to be 1 Club 3 'N mg Qter: Publications 2, able to laugh. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl-' 4. -Kgs ang 1, Archery 2, sms' Club 3- 4 is i, V . 3' -9 .C G,gputblr.5fsxLv,i5rQiggR' fy' RoxANN Aucs Nomus pin A I ae!,J' ' Q15 iff Princess of courtesy frmigoogyto befmerrym rd, lfldbrary Club l, 25 Bowling 25 O' and wits? n. r' J -lx Soccer 2: Girls' Club 2. fl'eensf2: Spari'm1l:yub,'2,' 3, 4 Q I5 girls' Club 37 Gbccef ff-C5rff'-I Qftiefv 5-Jizkjptfggkif gush 0 laserqil 35'Ap74vling , - quare lancinlg .37-Bqidtballaf f, t 7, .V Y? .4 0 A .., t 4 f fp 'XFPII 51 . 'TK' N SUE ANN O'DWYER A daughter of the gods, di- vinely toll and most divinely fair. rls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. C .1 'R MARJORIE GERTRUDE 0'BRlEN Marge We're born to be happy, all of us. Girls' Choir 'l, 25 A Cappella Choir 35 Girls' Club 25 Archery 25 Tennis 25 Bowling 25 Basket- ball 25 Volleyball 2. ' 1 , t ' ' J . 5 r ROBERT ORR llBobll He'll play a small game, but with big hopes. 'ootball 2, 45 Track 3, 4. 5 . e,-5 -Joseriinfie MAnioN'- PAGAN'I ' I njou 5 ' A sparkling persdnaliiy and a , X, ilovely smile is worth I - ' tetlbrythingf' - Student Council 1, 45 Ylirenich Club 'l5'Girls Chgir' 'l, ,25 A .Cappella Choir 3, 45 Cheerlead- ing 3, 45 'Basketball 35 Archery 3. - .' -' ANTHONY JOSEPH PAGGIOLI FRANCINE CLAIRE OBREMSKI Fran Portrait of an artist as a young and graceful woman. Cheerleaders 3, 45 Paint and Powder 15 Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, 35 French Club l, 2, 35 Girls Leaders' 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Treasurer 3, President 45 Art Service Squad 2, 3, 45 Quill 2, 35 Sock and Buskin 35 Somanhis Art Staff 3, 45 Girls' Club 3, 4, Secretary 35 Current Affairs Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Softball 'I, 3, 45 Tumbling 'I5 Speedball 35 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 25 Vol- leyball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4. ANDREW HARRY WILLIAM OLSEN uAndyn As good a man as the sun ever shone on. JOSEPH ANDREW PAGGIOLI 3 Tony Joe i Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Basketball l, 2. Where he met a stranger, there he met a friend. M-gx,,...,,,, ,, ..., ,.-S ,--- . ,..- me ..es5...M. f'.f.f- -gsm--frm-4M -1 me f.e ROBERT ALAN PEARSON llaobll Music, when soft voices fade, vibrates in the memory. Band I, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 8, Vice-President 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, 4. GAIL DOREEN PHILLIPS True goodness springs from thy heart. ELEANDR SLAIRWANQLERA ESTHER PASQUALINI 9 NESS.: -' 'inf' v A Q, U. ,- Tg I-Gar her spebki and 'ngebtlf 4 B' x, SparkIing with eloquence . 0 0 s is I f-3' sua, Q. 0 S N .,5mile,. 7 'A ' 1 xl 'You ,ieiig inb 'Pqbdise C the Pitiifit ,Gnd Plwderu gl: hliligh Schogl World 'Ip 2, 3, 4p'GirIs' ub I, D21 3, lp French Club 5 . .wTlile. .e 1'-fm Us pella Choi? 43 ISocI: ang Buskln 2, 3, Sognanhisffubligations 4: Ruoulnd Table 45 AIEHEYY 25 Bowling 2. - V Q 3, omg: Choir 1: 2g At Cap- - S oc, and capabiliity.' ,5tufleht9Council 2, 3, 4, Secre- taryg4y National Honor Society 3,fS4g Current Affairs 3, 4: Span- ' ish Club I, 2, Secretary 2: Girls Leaders' Club 3, 4: De- Jlzgating 2: High School World V 4n'Paint and Powder Ig Girls' '- Choir 'If Y-Teens 2, Girls' Club . A35 Bowling 'I, 3, Softball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Speedball 3, 4: Soccer 4. P CHARLES RICHARD PICKRAL CAROLE ANN PIQOT Chas Blondie He that is of merry heart To be good is to be happy. hall' 9 comlnual fem'-I' French Club 3, Quill 'Ip Library Soccer lp Home Room Basketball Pages 25 Civil Defense 2. ' 'Ip Basketball 2. GARY ALAN PAVELACK llGarYll The spirits of iust men made perfect. Home Room Basketball 'lg J.V. Basketball I, Choir I, 47 Foot- ball 2. RICHARD PERLEBACH uoickll We marked-not that you I or lost-but how you playe the masterful game. Soccer 'l, 2, 3, 45 Track I, BRUCE SARGENT PRIOR Music is feeling, not only sound. Boys' Choir 'I, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4. PATH ERINE CYNTHIA PRIOR ' ln all her ways she is a 1 sportswoman. iirls Leaders' I, 2, 3, 45 Art Ilub l, 3, 45 Art Service Squad , 45 Somanhis Art Staff 3, 45 oftball I, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling I, 5 Square Dancing I, 2, 45 Y- eens l, 25 Aquaettes I5 Bos- etball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 'olleyball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Fnnis 25 Speedball 3, 45 Arch- ry 3. JOAN ANN RANSOM llRedll Be in general virtuous, and you will be happy. ,ibrary Pages 'l, 3. ww MA A O 0 sm' a e a'r, an r d e e er re. o Worl , 4, - stan dito - a is - ln , 5 S s Club , 4 Pg: a k' , 77,1 I Affqi 4, i , 5 g 2, , Y- s 25 al 2. JY! KENNETH EUGENE PROVOST 11Kenu He does good to himself who does good to his friend. Boys' Choir 1, 25 A Cappella Choir- 3, 45 Round Table 4. ARTHUR ANTHONY PYKA HAHI1 A good man is contented. Home Room Basketball 1. MARJORIE ANN REID I shall be a lady forever. Girls Leaders' 3, 45 Girls' Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 Girls' Choir 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Saman- his Advertising 2, 35 Tennis 25 Soccer 35 Square Dancing 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Speedball 35 Archery 35 Tumbling 35 Soft- ball. JO ANN RENEKER ll-,oil Music my rampart, and my only one. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 All State 3, 45 Girls Leaders' Club l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, 45 Girls' Choir 15 A Cappella Choir 25 Debating Club 35 Softball I, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 'l, 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Tennis I, 25 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2. JAMES ANTHONY RAGAZZO Ragie Let me live my life with infinite ioy. Basketball 'l, 2, 3. DAWNA IRENE REAVIEL lloawnll The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Girk Leaders' 'l, 2, 3, 45 Teens 'I5 Library Pages I, Bowling I, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 25 Softball 'l, 35 Basketball Archery 4. 1 ANNE LUCll.lE REYNOLDS She has brown hair and speaks soft like a woman. Spanish Club 25 High School World, Typing Stalf 45 Volley- ball 35 Bowling 35 Softball 3. BARBARA RICE Barb There was a soft and pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face. Art Club 'I, 27 Spanish Club 'I, 27 Hue Harmoneers 37 Girls' Club 3, 4, Treasurer 47 Senior Art Club 47 Art Service'Squod 4j Bowling 'I7 Paint and Powder .li Y-Teens 'I. . LORETTA RIZZA 'Tis pleasant we have found and proved a true friend. Somanhis M.H.S. Publications 37 Girls' Club 3, 47 Softball 3, 47 Arch- ery 2. World 4 French fense 3. NEl.l.lE MAE RIDER can supply the place of books. 'I 2 3, 47 Current A' 3 4 JANICE LEE ROBERTS njunn She makes sunshine in lil darkest places. ' Y-Teens 'I, 27 French Clu 27 Spanish Club 3, 47 S9 his Advertising 2, 3, 47 Cu Affairs 47 Girls' Club 3 Sock and Buskin 3, 4. ,fo 'b 59 BETTE l.OU ROBINSON BARBARA MAE ROSENDAHL GERALDINE JOYCE Cookie Bobbie 9 Edit' 0 RUBACHA Cheerfulness and content are FiIled with kindness is aiu oo Ge Y 7 great beautifiersf' this maiden fair. ' J w omg 'Tis a gracious woman to bel A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 47 library Pages 3, 4. C 3, ' f filled with Qenfleness-'I ' Round Table 37 Girls' Club 3, 4, Sc o e Library Page T, 37 Nationa Membership Chairman 47 Soman- Cl 7 S lub , Honor Society 3, 47 Y-Teens 'I his Advertising 47 Bowling 'I7 Soc Buskig 7 Girls 25 tCouncil Alternate 2 Soccer 27 Volleyball 37 Speed- Club 3, 4F1anhis - ' ban 4. :ng s,sP . . .v . io 4 47 Stud l s .li Aq et 911' . VN Q ' -1-mime Wd..-.. ,zmeevm-fs ,Q su I-1-ns. ww-wma xKm1:.111e . . .. , . MARTHA GEORGIANN THOMAS JOHN RUSSELL WESLEY DAVID SARGENT CYNTHIA JANE SAUTER RUBACHA Georgi Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Y-Teens I, 27 Library Pages 'l, 27 Girls' Choir 27 Bowling 37 Girls' Club 4. uRussn Go forth to meetkthe shadowy future, without fear, and with a manly heart. J.V. Soccer 'I7 J.V. Basketball 27 Band I7 Home Room Basket- ball 'I7 Student Council 37 Foot- ball 3, 47 Swimming 37 Science Club 4. llsargeu To live well is to work well. J.V. Track 27 Varsity Track 3, 47 Varsity Cross Country 3, 4. ucynu A pleasant voice is always enjoyed. Y-Teens 'l, 27 .library Page 'l, 3, 47 Current Affairs 3, 47 A Cappella Choir i, 3, 47 Soman- his Advertising 2, 37 Spanish Club 3, 47 M.H.S. Publications 3, 47 Girls' Club 3, 47 Bowling 'l, 3, 47 Square Dancing I, 27 Basketball 2, 37 Volleyball 2, 37 Tennis 27 Softball 37 Soccer 37 Speedball 3. PATRICIA ANN SCHEINER upatn Let me be ioy, be hope. Let my life sing. SCHEIDER the governing of life. Joi-IN Josevn scnemeumuc mu The true standard of quality is seated in the mind7 those who think nobly are noble. GEORGE EDMUND SCHOBER 1rGus11 Presence of noble courage in distress are more than armies to procure success. Band 'I, 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 1, 27 Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 All State Band 3, 4. STARR SALLY SCHUSTER And with each word of mirth, a rich warbling note sang out. Girls' Choir 'I, 2. ,I HELEN ANN SCOTT SCDTTleu lt is work which gives a flavor to life. Girls Leaders' 2, 35 M.H.S. Pub- lications 2, 3, 45 Samanhis Staff 45 Girls' Club 45 Girls' Choir 15 Somanhis Advertising 35 Soc- cer I, 2, 35 Tennis 'I5 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Bowling 25 Square Dancing 2, 3. NANCY LEE SCOTT Nance Thy fair hair my heart enchained. Y-Teens 1, 2, President 15 Stu- dent Council 'I5 French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Girls' Club 3, 4, President 45 Round Tabla 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Speed- ball 4: Bowling 3. .Mfr ROBERT JOSEPH SEGAL nsobn Virtue is the road to honor. Swimming l5 Tennis 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 3, 4. nov OMB aned 0' 1 oys' Cro RICHARD HENRY SHERMAN lvDickn The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. V ty Cross Country 2, 3, anish Club 2, 35 Varsity - Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Indoor Track 2, 3, 45 Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANN SIENDA Phil Wonderful and strange beauty hath she. Basketball 3, 45 Tumbling 35 Soccer 35 Volleyball 3. RUTH HARRIET SEAVEY Golden hair like sunlight streaming on her shoulders. A Cappella Choir 45 Soccer 3 45 Girls' Club 3, 45 Basketbal 2, 35 Tumbling 25 Bowling 2, 3 Softball 35 Volleyball 25 Speed ball 3. MILTON GERARD SHAW llMihll There is nothing more becom ing o man of quality than to laugh. BEVERLY GODFREY Living each day with ioy and an open heart. RONALD FRANCIS SIMMONS llsimll A classmate unequalled, a spartsman complete5 A good one to follow, a hard one to beat. .I.V. Baseball 'l5 Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Var- sity M Club 3, 45 Home Room Basketball 1, 2. rl ii ef. ROSALYN MARION SIMONCELLI Rosie l'm sitting on top of the world. Girls Leaders' Club I, Choir l 2. l PATRICIA ANN SMITH Softness of smile indicates sweetness of spirit. Girls' Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling , 3, Softball 3, Basketball 2. EUGENE JOSEPH SNOW Ogie An exaggeration is a truth that has lost its temper. 'title Team 2, 3. DANIEL ROBERT SLIVINSKY HDUHH Man is born for happiness. Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3. MARK SOLOMON lrsolu Life is not life at all without delight. Soccer 'l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Debating Club 3, 4, Current Affairs 4, Varsity M 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Hi-Y 4, Secretary 4, Band I, Basketball I, 3, Base- ball 'l, Home Room Basketball l. QW' EMMA EVELYN STEPHENS One who is wise will hear and will increase learning. Art Club i, 2, National Hon Society 2, 3, 4, Science 3, 4, French Club 3, - Cu rent Atiairs Clu 3 t S ice Squad 2, Teen 5 I ,Y- pix, PROCTOR SMITH nsminyu The force of his merit makes his way. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Bays' Choir 'l, Spanish Club 2, J.V. Soccer I, Round Table 4, Hi-Y 3, 'Varsity Soccer 4, Home Room Basketball 'l. ROBERT GERARD SMITH uaobu Lover of sports, master of music. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, -3, 4, Varsity Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, J.V. Track 2, Var- sity M 4. SANDRA GAYLE STEVENSON Sandy With malice toward none, with charity for all. High School World I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens I, 2, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Current Atiairs 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, French Club 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Soc- cer 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Bowling 4, Square Dancing 3, Archery 2. ANNE WELLES STILSON Reason and calm iudgment, the qualities belonging to a leader. Student Council 'l, 3, 4, Alter- nate 2, President 4: High School World l, 2, 3, 4: Quill 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Current Affairs 3, 4: Civil De- fense 2, 3: Somanhis Advertis- ing 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3: M.H.S. Publications 3, 4: French Club 2: Paint and Powder l: Volleyball 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Girls' Club 3: Tumbling I. JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN llsunyll Let friendliness my strong enforcement be. Home Room Basketball I: Sci- ence Club 'l: Choir I. OLIVE SWAIN Smile your cares away. Girls' Chair I: Y-Teens 2. KAY ELIZABETH STOUTNAR Through her smiles she has won our hearts. Girls' Choir I, 2: Y-Teens 2: Tennis 2: Archery 2: Bowling 2: Basketball 2: Volleybdll 2. GAIL FLORENCE STRATTON Her conversation was marked by its happy abundance. Spanish Club 3: Somanhis Ad- vertising 3: M.H.S. Publications 3: Square Dancing 2, 3: Volley- ball 2, 3: Softball 2. ROBERT ALFRED SWAIN Allie A merry heart that laughs at care. Quill 2, 3, 4: Stamp Club 2. MERLE FRANCES SWALLOW Wit to persuade, and beauty to delight. Library Pages 2, 3, Secretary 3: Treasurer of Library Association of Connecticut 3. DONALD JOHN SULLIVAN nsuuyn The joy of being young his eyes display. LYNNE JANET SUNDQUIST She can be both serious and merry. High School World I, 2, 3, 4: Somanhis Advertising I, 2, 3: M.H.S. Publications I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Girls Leaders' I: Y-Teens 'l, 2: Girls' Club 3, 4: Civil Defense 3: Camera Club 4: Archery 2, 4: Tumbling I, : Bowling 4: Softball 4. OBERT Base Z e X F! 2' fi I D Z4 BEVERLY ANN TAYLOR BRUCE TEDFORD RICHARD LAWRENCE ,IBEW Hfedu 'rnonsm There is a garden in her face The most delightful of com- Dick all aglow. panions is he who is a A man worthy of life's Girls' Choir 'l: A Cappella 2, gentleman. best offerings. 3, 4: Basketball 2: Bowling 2: Home Room Basketball l: French Paint and Powder l: Sock and Tumbling 2: Volleyball 2. Club 2. Buskin 2, 3, 4: Rifle Team 2, , DAVID CHARLES TOOMEY ll Dcvell Never to doubt, but to go on. Band 1, 2, 3: French Club 2, 3 4 Secretar 4- Soccer 3 4 1 1 Y 1 1 i High School World 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4: Current Af- fairs 4: Sock and Buskin 3: Varsity M 4. 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Science Club 4: A Cappella Choir 2: Boys' Choir 'l. THOMAS ALBERT TOMKUNAS A man who talks and laughs away the vacant hours. .l.V. Basketball l, 3: Home Room Basketball l: Boys' Choir 1. LAURA ANNE TRUDEL A word is not a word until spoken with sincerity. Paint and Powder l: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: High School World 3, 4, Assist- ant Editor 4: French Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4: Current Affairs 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Somanhis Advertising 2: M.H.S. Publica- tions 2: Y-Teens 2: Bowling 'l, 2, 3: Softball l. DAVID ROBERT TURKINGTON ELIZABETH JANE TWIBLE ROBERT CHARLES TWICHELL NANCY FRANCES VABALAS Turk Betty Bob A well-bred personality To be what we are is Intelligence is a precious Good fortune is my goal. hall' She-H C 'ale Vlrluef' 9lll-H Cross Country 'l, 2: Paint and somunllls SNK 4i Bowling 3- Soccer 2: Basketball 3, 4: Nut- Volleyball 2, 3: Bowling 3: Arch- Powder 1, 2: Art Club 2, 3. ,meg Boys' State 3. ery 4. 1111x111 1m DAVID DONALD VALE .,Don,, One smile from a handsome face opens many doors. Boys' Choir 'I, 2, J.V. Baseball 2, Soccer I, 37 Current Affairs 4. KARIN VOLQUARDSEN One smile is worth a hundred words. Quill 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Archery 31 Soccer 4. BETTY LOU WALLACE usenyll What is life but a stage to be played on. Point and Powder 'I, 2, Sock and Buskin 3, 4: Girls' Choir I, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Troup 3: Basketball 2, Square Dancing 27 Volley- ball 2. o rare and f thing. World 47 ' ls', up Girls L ders' ' al ey ROSE CONSTANCE VENTU RA Rosie Intelligence and beauty are mine to keep. Student Council 2, Alternate 3: High School World 4, Library Page Ip Girls Leaders' 2, Bowl- ing 2y Archery 39 Square Danc- ing 2, Volleyball 2, Softball 2. CARLTON SMITH WALTH ER Butch A friendly man will say little and do much. Home Room Basketball I. BETTY JANE WARNER IIB. Jlll Good humor is Iife's contentment. ROBERT M. VINTON uaobn Skill and speed are both unconquered armies. French Club Ip Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Track I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Current Affairs 3, 4, Band 'Ip Varsity M Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3. T LONGFELLOW WADSWORTH llpresll We are charmed by ll neatness. DOUGLAS HENRY WETHERELL Ilbougll l hope that I shall never tire, as I have much to offer. Hi-Y 35 Football 4. ANN MARIE WHARTON The hand that hath made you fair, hath mode you good. High School World 3, 4, Cur- rent Affairs 3, 4, Sock and Bus- kin 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Girls' Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Round Table 4, Soman- his Advertising 'l, 2, Paint and Powder i, Girls' Chair 'l, Soc- cer 2, 3. LORNA ANN WILSON lllouyll Goodness, not words, shall speak for me,f' brary Page 'l, M.H.S. Publi- ntions Staff 2. SANDRA JOAN WINTERS Jeanie 'Her sparkling eyes so full of fun, will keep her forever young. 'aint Spots I, 2, Spanish Club , 2, 4, President 2, 4, Art iervice Squad 2, 3, 4, Soman- nis Advertising I, 3, 4, Nation- rl Honor Society 3, 4, Current xiifoirs 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, '-Teens l, 2, M.H.S. Publica- ions I, 3, 4, High School World , Girls Leaders' 3, 4, Soman- wis Art Staff 3, Hue Harmon- 'ers 3, Debating Club 2, Girls' Elub 3, Basketball 3, 4, Soccer I, Volleyball 4, Speedboll 3. BRUCE CRANE WILLIAMS Will Confidence makes a man. Swimming Team 'l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. DONALD E. WILSON JOHN MICHAEL WILSON Shorty Mike He hath made small Happiness is my life's things good. treasure. Home Room Basketball 1, Pho- tography Club 'l, 2. DONALD H. WIRTA uoonu Friendliness is so shining a quality, that it is admired by all. Home Room Basketball I. EDDIE NICK WOJCIK nNicku A leader in his heart as well as in his mind. Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 4, Current Affairs 4, French Club 3, J.V. Basketball 'l, J.V. Base- ball 'l, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND WINTER Art is a shadow of divine perfection. GRANT WOOD Sureness is success. THOMAS EVERETT WOODS CHRISTOPHER DAVID WRIGHT MARION FRANCES WRIGHT CARL ALLEN ZINSSER Woodsie Dove Her thoughts she does not oll Zip A man's action is an Inter- Ability forms the foundations confide' Go forth, the world is pretation of his thoughts. for the future. But guards them like a before you. Home Room Basketball Ig Swim- French Club 1, 2, 3, Current Af- 'eaW e-H Soccer I, 2, 4. ming Team 2, 3, 4. fairs 4. IN MEMORIAM Larry Hatfield Thomas Suslam George Schober SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Cynthia Dunlap Treasurer-Josephine Pagani Vice-President-James Ham Secretary-Geoff Gibbs CLASS SON .5-1. lhqaggSwe've,sperli'fb-9elf'leri'ofl'1.H. 'iiokf . J . '6' vewillawsgs chaishmenfris wheihrweae far ornsr .1 .4 .di J .1 -clasitffify sax isleavlng frurusaru-uamsriumhnz J -J -9' Everenward err Lp-wad uewilhlrive wiih hqaein view ihnka-d Ykiiw b'haar'd6dlhnil' 'Respice, Adspice, Prospice. . . . 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X , X Z J , fxf fu? U X R I ff 1 I fr. 9 fi S-2x I ff. NK X 4 N 11325 'iv ,,- TV ,,- ,- ' ff U SOMANHIS STAFF First Row: S. Brown, K. Kaye, E. Buccino, C. Prior, B. Rice, J. Winters. Second Row: Miss Fellows, B. Kennedy, M. Albro, L. Howarth, J. Ames, B. Cwikla, D. Glaiber. Third Row: S. Amirault, P. Fogarty, G. Palmer, F. Obremski, J. Hansen, J. Kerrigan, N. Breen. The history of om' Alma Mater . . . SOMANHIS STAFF Originated in 1915 . . . Gladys Kieth submitted the name Somanhis . . . first adviser Miss Fannie Rexford, and Miss Avis Walsh. . . . Somanhis started as a magazine of three literary issues with a senior yearbook as the final publication of the year . . . outstanding members: Arton Judd '34, Frank Wilson '40, Alexa Tournaud '44, Marilyn Forde '49, Sally Emery '51, Robert Ososki '55 . . . in 1917 individual pictures were printed for the first time . . . 1930 G. Walter Snow designed the school seal . . . 1933 Somanhis became an annual, with Miss lone Fellows, adviser . . . 1935 first time the book was covered with a stiff cover . . . celebrated 25th anniversary in 1940 . . . 1955-'56 Editor, Elaine Buccino, Assistant Editor, Angela Grasso. Write! Girls! Write! Such Speedy Typists? Where's The Paper?? 52 SOMANHIS ,-,zw ADVERTISING STAFF . . . Recorded on zty pager. Q 'N fi 'N Somanhls Advertising Staff descended from busmess staff of Somanhls In 1947 first adviser was Mr Wright type of advertisement changed In 1949 from block form to Ilstlngs some out standing members Barbara Elliott Carol Schubert Maude Wilson Vlrglma Hanley Mr Edward Ryder present adviser stat? successfully collected advertisements from busmess associations nn town M The Somanhns Advertising Staff would luke to re quest that students of MHS atromze the mer N chants of nchester who h e co tributed their adveni.7:E,l.ll: fo! somyhgyflilj T 7 . igyofuigillfljfzzlylwf A gltgll , N ADVERTISING l J , First Row: . Ge omiller K. ffey, J. Glidie, J. Roberts, D. Rottner, M. Lupien, P. Ginsberg, C. Wagner, A. Stilson, D. Ziemak. j Second Row: D. Paonej L. Pope, P. Leduc, J. Durandi, B. MacGregor, A. Bosworth, T, Martin, L. Tread- well, F. Sweet, Mr. Ryder. Third Row: J. Treybal, B. Solo, J. Ames, R. Gunter, J. Daly, L. Quinn, M. Barry, N. Hare, M. Moriarty, M. Fishe. Fourth Row: D. Snow, G. Anderson, J. Hansen, J. Fracchia, S. Turkington, N. Adams, B. Robinson, N. Breen, V. Michaud, G. Brogan. M.H.S. PUBLICATIONS Fourth Row: L. Quinn, J. Daly, V. Michaucl, K. Pearson, N. First Row: S. Amirault, J. Winters, J. Roberts, J. Klar, D. Firestone, H. Johnston, R. Borst, A. Weitlich, R. Gambolati, B. Breen, V. Johnson, G. Bronke, D. Audette, L. Howarth, G. McClain, L. Sundquist, J. Wittman. Second Row: H. Lee, D. Paone, P. Grenier, T. Martin, J. Ames, J. Pagani, P. Leduc, J. Brace, B. Kennedy, L. Pope, L. Treadwell, F. Sweet. Brogon, R. Ganter, J. Treybal. Fifth Row: K. Lippincott, N. Adams, B. Robinson, J. Hansen, P. Ginsberg, D. Snow, P. Fogarty, D. Ziemak, S. Turkington, B. McCormick, A. Simpson, G. Potterton, A. Stilson. Third Row: Mr. Ryder, M. Barry, E. Buccino, A. Bosworth, N. Sixth Row: D. Glaiber, C. Wagner, K. Clafiey, J. Glidie, C. t Hare, P. Mullen, M. Fishe, M. Moriarty, B. MacGregor, J. Durandi, S. Edwards, D. Sandals. 'P 9 1 JK I House, D. Rottner, E. Panciera, M. Lupien, B. Burgess, P. Adams, W E. Geromiller, B. Solo, G. Anderson, J. Fracchia. N Newt bath made itxelf . . . M.H.S. PUBLICATIONS , M.H.S. Publications . . . came into exist- ence in 'I947 . . . originally port of Soman- his . . . takes care of selling 'iSomanhis in homerooms . . . also solicits ads for Soman- his . . . the people who belong to this t . . . and Somanhis in the spring . . . Publications is under the direction of Mr. Edward Ryder. t 4 3 I . Q ' so ' I 7 ?' I n A Q v l l A 0 organization distribute Quill semi-annually l Q 5' ft Q, 'th K . D.: w 54 . . . In the ammlf of om' binary. HIGH SCHOOL WORLD High School World . . . originated in 1935 . . Miss Helen Estes first and also present adviser . . Centennial Issue in 1943 . . . 50 years of M.H.S. . . . outstanding members: Eleanor Schieldge, Jen- nifer Rowley, Jane Rottner CHartJ, Peggy Woodruff lGlennJ . . . articles of school activities appear in the Miss Estes Advises The World Manchester Evening Herald every Friday night . . . Co-editors-in-chief this year are: Avard Huestis and Judy Mozzer . . . each member has a regular weekly beat . . . October '56 representatives at- tended the annual Connecticut Press Convention held at the 'versity of Connecticut. ' 1 A ' ji ,J M-fl fl w ' Y ' ' 6-QLD H I lil lm ' A f F Il ll fjf j V , if World Reporters X U' iff, X. ' q l K rf G31 Lf J - J, f 1 xr if , ,, ' f fl LLM x Ll lk HIGH SCHOOL WORLD First Row: B. Hewitt, R. Leipis, A. Stilson, M. Rego, A. Huestis, Richard. J. Mozzer, L. Trudel, D. Toomey, C. Richard, B. Scholler, C. Fourth Row: S. Amirault, J. Wittam, P. Nielson, B. Hills, E Hewitt. Panciera, B. Lappen, A. Wharton, D. Rottner, S. Bentz, J Second Row: C. Huestis, C. Fagan, J. Flavell, V. Michaud, M. Fracchia, P. Adams, E. Posqualini. Gagnon, J. Durandi, B. Duncan, P. Syphers, M. Roberts, J. Fifth Row: L. Sundquist, J. Juros, T. Riddell, C, Dougan, D Cervini, J. Vendrillo, Miss Estes, Brown, W. Keith, H. Larson, R. Clement, L. LaPallo, A. Reynolds Third Row: D. Reoviel, D. Guoy, R. Ventura, J. Rego, S. McComb, J. Winters. D. Metcalf, J. Fisher, M. Leander, S. Stevenson, J. Burke, C. QUILL STAFF First Row: A. Lyons, K. Kaye, C. Dunlap, W. Knight, C. Smith. Second Row: Miss Casey, P. Ginsburg, A. Stilson, K. Martin, K. Volquardsen Third Row: S. Shearer, A. Swain, H. Hastings, L. Smith. win H With Zbif, our literary talent is fmzcle kno . QUILL STAFF Quill Staff . . . originated in 1945 . . . by Miss Casey . . . published semi-annually . . . sponsor contest each Spring - furnish prizes for four categories of writing - ill upper and Q21 lower class prose, 13D upper ond C45 lower class poetry . . . Quill covers submitted by Art classes - final cover chosen before each seasonal edition . . . officers for this year: Editor-in-chief, Cynthia Dunlap, Secretary, Karolyn Kaye, Present adviser, Miss Marion Casey. 56 Ula , ef?-,, 4 . . . A world of books containing eternal knowleafgve LIBRARY PAGE CLUB Library Club . . . organized September, 1938 . . . first adviser, Miss Harriet Fox . . . first elected officers: President, Lillian Tanner, Secretary, Shirley Steven- son, Treasurer, Gladys Tedford . . . recipient of first Merit Award, Lillian Tanner in 1938 . . . 1943 Book Contest winner, Mildred Piercy . . . 1951, Nutmeg 020, state-wide library page organization started . . . constitution for Nutmeg 020 written by M.H.S. pages . . . 1952, CARE book package sent to ltaly . . . Parker Vetrano '46, built and presented large model of Cape Cod sloop to library . . . present cv adviser, Mrs. Evelyn Gerard, school librarian . . . ST members volunteer free periods to work as pages . . . duties: check books, sort ancl shelve books, file cards . . . annual events: Yale Field Trip, pages obtain money for new books on Tag Day . . . plaque awarded to homeroom donating most money on Tag Day . . . 1955-'56 officers: President, Jane Ames, Vice President, Cynthia Sauter, Secretary, Julie Hough, Treasurer, Linda Renzoni. 1 4' pr LIBRARY CLUB First Row: J. Leone, J. Ames, C. Sauter, L. Renzoni, M. Nelson. Second Row: Mrs. Gerard, H. Kennedy, J. Kassler, N. Gulbinas, M. Beckwith. Third Row: V. Michaud, D. Davis, C. Close, R. Gunter, R. Rosella. Fourth Row: B. Reagan, B. Pierog, C. Prior, C. Smith, A. Schubest. 57 I . HUE HARMONEERS First Row: B. Smith, J. Ames, E. Buccino, C. Fagan. Second Row: J. Godz, M. Gelber, C. Johnson. Third Row: Mrs. Kelson, B. Rice, C. Prior, G. Palmer. Paint Spots . . . organized 1953 . . . first adviser Miss Hope Henderson . . . made up of Freshmen and Sophomores in 1955 because of large number . . . members divided into Freshmen and Sophomore groups . . . work with clay and enameling . . . trip to Hartford Scholastic Art Exhibit . . . officers for Freshmen: Presi- dent, Bill Paquette, Secretary, Karen Peterson, Treas- urer, Bill Duncan . . . officers for Sophomores: Presi- dent, Patricia Woods, Vice-President, Esta Orcutt, Sec- retary, Patricia Rohan. HUE HARMONEERS Hue Harmoneers . . . organized 1953 . . . first adviser Miss Hope Henderson . . . made up of Juniors and Seniors . . . aim to improve their skill . . . meetings once a month in Art Studio . . . trip to Hartford Art Exhibit . . . heard speakers . . . worked with clay and enameling . . . officers for 1955-'56: President, Marie Gelber, Vice President, Sally Blazensky, Secretary, Eleanor Buccino, Treasurer, Brenda Desrocher. PAINT SPOTS First Row: R. Donovan, K. Peterson, D. Miclselitsch, E. Orcutt, P. Third Row: P. Berntsen, I. Kriskiions, G. Cribbs, E. Heck, J. linch, Rohan, W. Paquette. P. Hassett. Second Row: R. DuCharne, W. Duncan, M. Graham, J. Kipphax, Fourth Row: J. Maddsen, E, Rubacha, B. Hewitt, T. Avel, B. Poe. E. Fancher, S. Vacanti, Mrs. Kelson. 4. f Art Angel Exhibiting The Best Party Gals ART SERVICE SQUAD Art Service Squad . . . organized in 'I947 from Art Club . . . first adviser Miss Hope Henderson . . . aided Red Cross, American Legion for war . . . all members take art and maintain an A average in ' . . . members must be willing to spend two hours a week on Squad assignments and attend all meet- ings . . . this year Squad decorated for M.H.S. prom and senior reception . . . odd iobs . . . made posters ' ' . . . party at Christmas . . . always doing art work for high school and in the community. Ability if przifzterl 012 the pager of hifzfory . . . . . . For our school ami our c0mmzmity. ART SERVICE SQUAD First Row: J. Winters, K. Kaye, C. Prior, B. Rice, F. Obremslzi. Third Row: P. St. Pierre, C. Johnson, J. Godz, P. Sienda, S. Second Row: Mrs. Kelson, E. Fancher, J. Ames, E. Buccino, Blazensky. G. Wilkie, C. Dunlap. Fourth Row: E. Orcutt, N. McAllister, G. Palmer, M. Gelber. DEBATING CLUB Front Row: Mr. Dougherty, R. Clement, M. Solomon, Mr. Hartwell. Second Row: B. Clement, B. Cwikla, D. Rottner, D. Edwards, B. Dougherty. Third Row: A. Lassow, L. LaPolla, G. Gibbs, R. Andrews. - P1'e5enting opinions of . . . DEBATING SOCIETY Debating Society . . . organized in 1920 . . . first adviser was Mr. Leland Knapp, the principal of M.H.S. at that time . . . outstanding members: Alfred Werbna '40, Robert McCormick '40, Harry Straw '42, Lee Silverstein '48, Catherine Hayes '52, Patricia Wupperfelcl '55 . . . in the 'l920's and l930's the club won two legs on the Danaher and Wales Cups in triangular competition with Meriden and Middle- town . . . the club attends State Tournament at U Conn. every May . . . holds annual assembly debates on an election issue or a topic of interest to all stu- dents . . . advisers since 1938 were: Mr. David Hartwell and Mr. George Dougherty . . . officers for 1955-'56: President, Ray Clement, Vice President, James Sosville, Secretary, Deanne Rottner. 60 Teaching Tactics Honorary Orators S E Q A. - 1 A 3 A X is af. - -, 14 'X X 1 L K -- k - ,.gv-is H msg Q, 6' W - E? M x ,L ,K K 6 ,..W. :V N 5 W A . QAK f ww, E X .. Y :-. E 3 x X wx., SS -w -w'v -ku K ., x., 5 X s.W.,..,.., -, ,Q M , T' ewifmiw, ,f..- ' L f 1 45 ' S Q Q' 'kr N X .-.9,. K: ,,, . W isa, V rg. gl ,,,, Q , , zz f--. K Q j' ' -:jx 95 ,fjvff f , - if sg N N I W , ' xh , 1 ,., is - , ,-h,- , - if , Q X , ..,, ..,h , 555351. 'b - g, we .. f E, , ,. '--, M ' M 1 ,ii Y Y , 51 SENOR GIRLS' CLUB First Row: M. Gelber, R. Kensel, D. Betko,,B. Robinson, B. l.appen, N. Scott, B. Rice, l.. George, C. Sauter. Second Row: B. Elder, A. Horwath, V. Michaurl, B. Modean, B. Smith, J. Burke, C. Koehler, A. Huestis, Mrs. Gipson. Examples Jef by those before us . ffl! X f X fo X N YN X41 I 4 Wkff Third Row: J. Cunlilfe, N. King, P. Mack, M. Rubacha, D Davis, C. Johnson, M. Reid, R. Seavey, J. Hansen, C. Richard Fourth Row: S. O'Dwyer, B. Foster, l.. Sundquist, J. Roberts, E. Panciera, D. Rottner, G. Rubacha, G. Palmer, G. Anderson SENIOR GIRLS CLUB, Originally Y-Teens . . . reorganized in 1954 . . . Present supervisor, Mrs. Lucile Gipson . . . Donated Thanksgiving Basket to Welfare Department . . . Girls work to school, community and country . . . Officers are: President, Nancy Scott, Vice President, Barbara Lappen, Secretary, Linda George, Treasurer, Barbara Rice. ' Z7 I yin R . I In , X 41' f 7 ,lj f , A 1 I ,4 'lvl 'V X 1 1 , sd ' ' X X .1 .' ' ' ff' Agp- J , ,573 carry out ideal of club-service to home, I aj, X! X ff I, ' . . X I. f ,C , .- f, is 1 I if if ' gf ', lst gyffl I 62 ,wwf if 'Ld We ff by zu. I Q . M Q JUNIOR GIRL'S-.CLUB ' Junior Girl's Club . . . changed name from Junior Y Teens to Junior Girl's Club 1953 . . . present adviser Mrs. Virginia Cameron . . . Christmas dance a success . .i . Program Committee: Austra Ozols, Anne Simpson, Sue Fitch, Social Commit- tee: Carol McKinney, Service Committee: Denise Johnson . . . 1955-'56 otticers: Presi- dent, Evelyn Yavinsky, Vice President, Jean Le Claire, Secretary, Barbara Sala, Treas- urer, Lynn Murphey. ix lag 4900 40' A l 457 fo Qfylga 'i,,,c,1, fvfii-KLJLZ. X ' 1 -174' , I , ff V, If C,!L.41feM-c..L. QQ, .fzffec-ff I' F . fu I 7 , A , . Efifzgff- 7 7'f'.4:if4f7 -'71,-'!fL.-Q 'L . L- ' 'Q , Eyre-sifdff OL , L,afc 'f2ixf! ryqzfefpwbafffeie I ,ii I f , , '+r- ' Kfgfjbcifffa?-Jifsrrok , L ,My T, 6. fp.. lf , 4 rg I First Row: S. Amirault, A. zols, E4-Anderson cert ovll?Tf?'W6ers arf, A. Perras, C. Johnson, S. McComb f 5' Sala, E. Yavinsky, J. LeClaire, l. Murphey, J. Ka N. Gunst , iyick, A. Simpson, C. Shepard, P. Ginsburg B. Barre. . ec. f V i ' Second Row: F. Sweet, C. Fagan, L. Pope, S. Casey, T. Pantaleo, Fifth Row-f 439515 . ,N . r la, J. Broverman B. MacGregor, B. Cwilnlo, K. Carlson, P. Carlson, D. Johnson. C. Wag as , ntz, ,,G' ie elber, J. Fisher, J. Bentley Third Row: M. Fishe, S. Fitch, L. Howarth, J. Harris, N. Gagliar- B. Sobie o. we-f done, J. Hynd, N. Adams, L. Dolan, A. Bosworth, J. Durandi. ,fl 63 ngl. 1 1 ff H Ami future generations . SOPHOMCRE GIRLS' CLUB J Organized 1951 . . . originally called Y-Teens . . . Changed name to Sophomore Girls' Club . . . directed by Miss Mary McAdams . . . fashion show by G. Fox and Co .... Holly Hop .- . . pot luck supper . . . outstanding members: Mary Parmakian, Mary Lou Potter, Mary Ann Wilkie, Norma Jones, Ida Johnson . . . this year . . . films . . . speakers . . . dancing lessons . . . dances with Hi-Y . . . T955-'56 officers . . . , President, Linda Nelson, Vice President, Marilyn Taylor, Secretary, Polly Swanson, Treasurer, Lucy Quinn. yd!-LY 209- 3 UPPER SOPHOMORE GIRLS CLUB First Row: P. Taylor, C. House, L. Quinn, P. Swanson, L. Nelson, M. Taylor, W. Smith, J. Cervini, C. Hackney, P. Wetherell. Second Row: J. Johnson, L. Treadwell, J. Brace, B. Duncan, J. Flavell, K. Howlls, K. Martin, S. Edwards, P. Leduc, Ji Seipel, C. Huestis. Third Row: J. Harry, L. Renzoni, A. Dublin, J. Blanchard, J Stamler, D. Ruebin, J. Fedora, J. Treibel, J. Iverson, C. Harmon. Fourth Row: Miss McAdams, C. Fisher, J. Pontillo, M. Leander, B. Hickey, G. Palmer, V. Cole, L. Prowa, P. Hibbard, S. Wood, J. Barnes. Fifth Row: B. Hultman, M. Pierce, E. Geromiller, K. Claffey, G. Potterton, J. Carlson, G. Eagleson, M. McKinnie, L. Smith L. Messenger, J. Middlebrook, J. Wales. 1 FRESHMEN GIRLS CLUB First Row: D. Metcalf, D. Sandals, D. Michelitsch, C. Kelly, T. Parrott, M. Boglisch, C. Fishe. Second Raw: C. Nylin, J. Barnard, C. Kelleher, J. Mortimer, C. Treggar, S. King, J. Sinon, N. Davis. . . . Of willing :mal able workerf' l f Af X Q' ml Third Row: J. Cushing, B. Baher, K. Pearson, A. Mclntosh, J Kerrigan, M. Custer, M. Taylor. Fourth Row: D. Melendy, G. Noren, B. Case, E. Shapiro, V Johnson, C. Coe, V. Zola. FRESHMAN GIRLS' CLUB Changed name from Freshman Y-Teens to Freshman Girls' Club 1953 . . . early ad- visers Miss Beverly Southwick and Miss Anne Beechler . . . present adviser, Miss Isabel Regan . . . 1955-'56 officers: President, Carol Kelly, Secretary, Tanya Parrot, Treas- urer, Myra Boglish, Program chairman, Donna Sandals . . . had speakers . . . dances . . . proiects. JUNIOR Hl-Y First Row: Mr. Calkins, R. Williams, D. Reynolds, D. Renn, L. R. Luce, C. Richard, B. Johnson. Bogli, D. Guay, B. Broneill, D. Stevens. Third Row: H. Wahnquist, A. Weitlich, J. Botticello, W. Newman Second Row: T. Adams, K. Bird, D. Firestone, G. Boissonneault, R. Colla, M. Peterson, S. Reale. f Y t' U Striving ever onward P80516 M 66 JUNIUR HI-Y Junior Hi-Y . . . organized in 1948 . . first adviser, Mr. George Emmerling . . present adviser, Mr. James Calkins . . . pro- jects included Rag Scrap Drive for the com- munity . . . program selling at 'home games . . . helped Bunce Center with children . . . former notables: James Farrell, Leo Diana, Charles Cronin, Bernard Gardner . . . offi- cers for 1955-'56 are: Daniel Renn, presi- dent, Lee Bogli, vice-president, Delbert Reynolds, treasurer, David Guay, secretary. SENIOR HI-Y Senior Hi-Y . . . originated in 1919 . . . . . Working for cz better worlrlf' oldest Hi-Y club in Hartford County . . . I .TX Raymond Pillsburg was the first adviser of o the club . . . some notable members have been: James O'Leary, Roger Cheney, D Q George Potterton, George Marlowe, Edgar it 3511 Clarke, Merrill Rubinow, Robert McCormick, and Robert Smith . . . in the earlier days 5.1 of the club, camping weekends were held s at the Hebron Game Club and at Camp ', Woodstock . . . formed Hi-Y basketball A Q T... league . . . participated in Hi-Y youth and Ol government day at the state capitol . . . ill present officers of the Hi-Y were: Barry T. Schaller, President, Robert Warren, Vice President, Mark Solomon, Secretary, Charles ' K X Dougan, Treasurer . . . present adviser, Mr. , ' '.' X George Bradlau. , Q. .- SENIOR HI-Y Q First Row: J. Sosville, R. Shenning, B. Warren, B. Shaller, M. Third Row: T. Riddell, H. Larson, A. Suhie, W. O't-tara, D. Solomon, C. Dougan, Mr. Bradlau. Sherman, D. Wright, B. Staples. Second Row: J. McKinney, M. Carlson, I. Jozus, D. Bolin, B. Fourth Row: D. Guay, W. Karvelis, G. Schober, D. McComb, Zollo, J. Juros. P. Karvelis, E. Hindle. 67 PAINT AND POWDER First Row: C. House, J. Klar, P. Swanson, P. Nielson, B. Perry, L. Nelson,.R. Anderson, R. Gambulati, F. Robinson, P. Barnes, J. Kearns, B. Duncan. Second Row: Miss Beechler, P. Mooney, l.. Peterson, J. Seipel G. Rhodes, D. Sandals, E. Cotton, B. O'Neill, J. Barnard, Ri LoChapelle, J. Brace, K. Smith, P. Grenier. Third Row: A. Boles, C. Treggor, J. Iversen, K. Pearson, M. Reid, D. Olsen, N. Colla, J. Halvorsen, J. Taylor, K. Martin M. Boglisch, C. Mortling. The mage is Jet . . . Fourth Row: D. Firestone, B. Barbero, J. Haugh, J. Jarvis, J. Blesso, M. Wichman, J. Barnes, S. Sandstrom, l. Bushnell, E. Tierney, P. Woods, B. Olmstead. Fifth Row: D. Guay, P. Boland, J. Hilinski, V. Johnson, D. Edwards, D. Metcalf, M. Perce, J. Wales, P. Hibbard, H. Car- rara, A. Peterson, J. Harry, P. Parmakian. Sixth Row: V. Cole, M. Grimm, B. Burgess, B. Wetherell, G. Milsk, J. Norris, H. Wahnquist, C. Ames, G. Brunnell, G. Palmer, P. Adams, D. Woods. PAINT AND POWDER Paint and Powder . . . f-reshmen-sophomore dra- matic club . . . organized byr Mrs. Helen Page Skin- ner, in 1931 . . . first play, ln Plymouth Days, presented to the Thanksgiving assembly in 1931 . . . Arrival of Kitty, first public performance given in 1932 . . . prominent actors and actresses of past years: Edgar Clarke, Frank Robinson, Alma Andrulot, Evelyn Peterson, Rita Stephens . . . other advisers were Miss Anna McGuire, Miss Isabel Worth, Miss Marion Hale . . . in 1952-'53 it was a freshman club . . . organized as a freshman and sophomore club again in 1955 . . . outstanding functions of club: spring picnics, Christmas party, one-act play presented to eighth grades . . . In 1956 public performance, Life With Mother, presented in March . . . officers for T955-'56 were: President, William Brown, Vice-President, Jean Halvorsen, Secretary, Robert Anderson, Treasurer, Priscilla Parmakianp present adviser, Miss Anne Beechler. 5 .OfC?Vs1f'3 wJ KY? A .,Q,,Q1l 'J Qyitfi' by Q Q-fi .4351 ,. Q5 SOCK AND BUSKIN ij VQV me p ayerf Sock and Buskin . . . founded 1893 . . . originally called Dramatic and Literary Club, according to Mr. Verplanck . . . name changed, 1920- Dramatic Club . . . final name change, 1924 to Sock and Buskin became National Thespians, 1945 . . . first adviser, Miss Goding 1920 . . . some outstanding members were: Francis Strictland, Charles House, Emma Lou Kehler, Esther Benson, Edgar Clarke, John ltonson, Alcie Madden, Allan Coe, Mary Jo Powell, Patricia O'Hara, Fred Blish, Ill, Edward Darna, and LaLee Becker . . . state champions 1941 . . . nine times since . . . New England champions 1942 . . . some outstanding productions: Pomander Walk, Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Johnny Belinda, On Borrowed Time, and Sabrina Fair, cast of Sabrina Fair -Evelyn Harry, William Knight, Linda Belding, Ruth Hanford, James Sosville . . . initiations in September at Center Springs Lodge . . . annual Thespian Banquet was held in the spring at the Country Club . . . the prom in May was the last meeting of the year . . . officers for this year were: William MacArdle, President, Hooks Johnston, Vice Presi- dent, Susan Crockett, Secretary, Laura Trudel, Treasurer Q FJ . . . Sock and B skin ' und he direction of Mrs. Helen UTD Be 0' No' To Be P sk' . W o9e :nw x ,JDJ M ni Q, W My X. V43 wr ' SOCK AND BUSKIN t Ro 9 lson, -K Bennett, T. Riddell, S. Crockett, W. Simpson, J. Whitney, C. Gelber, D. Audette, M Rego M acAr e . n, L. Trudel, W. Knight, E. Harry, R. Gagnon, E. Buccino. we . ee . Belding. Fourth Row: J. Juros, L. Murphey, D. Rottner, E Ponclero A eco w: Mrs. inne Albro, R. Lockwood, W. Stephens, Wharton, J. McKinney, R. Fogg, M. Borst, L. Toth. HJ' ele dy, R. Liep s, Sosville, L. LaPoIIa, B. Wolloce, H. Fifth Row: D. Flavell, E. Hindle, J. Hom, D. McComb R Thor Srfiimmel, S. Fitc 7 R elk, Miss Worth. sell, W. Keith, W. Karvelis, D. Guay, B. Zollo. Third Row: A. CY, A.!Bosworth, P. Fogarty, A. Ferguson, A. 69 First Row: L. Lapolla V Mlchaud L Sundqulst J Mlchaud Second Row: Mr. Perry A Ferris A Suhle J Klar D Firestone PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Photography Club . . . started in October, 1955 . . . by Mr. Lawrence Perry . . . special programs: exhibiting of National Honor Society Contest Photographs, training of members in use of darkroom equipment . . . officers for the year: President, Laurence La Polla, Vice-President, Violette Michaudp Secretary, Lynne Sundquistg Treasurer, James Michaud. PROJECTIONISTS CLUB Proiectionists Club . . . organized in 1950 . . . under leadership of Miss Avis Kellogg . . . some outstanding members were: Mel- vin Patch '51, first president, Benjamin Cre- hore '52, Roger Hall '54, David Sosiela '55, William Mazur- '55 . . . the club investigated use of visual aid equipment by teachers . . . ron movies in assembly hall for student body during homeroom period . . . taught new members to run all the equipment . . . visited State Theatre, where Mr. Sanson took them through the proiector room . . . officers for 1955-'56: P.M. President, Austin McDowell, Vice President, William Ballsie- per, Secretary, Rachel Ganterp A.M. Presi- dent, Ralph Geerp present adviser, Mr. Arthur Laleime. . . Emficbing clamfoom with pictures T N Class may N X RIB! in-1 S Q .. s PROJECTIONISTS CLUB First Row: A. McDowell, R. Cane, C. Banks, W. Ballsieper. Second Row: C. Fanlom, R. Gunter, M. Pantaleo. Third Row: C. Close, D. Woods, R. Korner, D. Lappen. 71 if fx JA ff H Old 5012 gf and new 5012 gf MORNING CHOIRS Girls' Glee Club organized 1922 . . . no choir in 1923 . . . Miss Marion Dorward formed girls' and boys' glee club from 1924-1932 . . . Combined boys' girls' clubs into mixed choir in 1932 . . . G. Albert Pearson directed . . . sang in Christmas and Spring concerts . . . also at assemblies . . . double sessions made it necessary to divide choirs in morning and afternoon . . . now three morning choirs . . . met second, third, ond fourth periods in morning. . . . Bring forth mzuical history at M.H.S. ROUND TABLE R SINGERS Round Table Singers . . . established in 1941 . . . the first Round Table consisted of twelve students . . . these students were chosen from various choirs . . . the founder of the Round Table Singers was Mr. G. f- J t Albert Pearson, its present conductor . . . a memorable event during the year of '54 for the Round Tablers was their presenta- 4 tion on T.V .... the present group consists 147 of 38 members . . . the Round Table pro- gram provided music for churches, fraternal, and service clubs in Manchester. f' 1 U , ! X . gf' I 5 352. rr ROUND TABLE SINGERS First Row: J. Cervini, A. Paggioli, P. Barnes, E. Yavinsky, S. Third Row: J. Taggart, S. Fivozinsky, N. London, B. Smith, Shearer, K. Smith, M. Gagnon, M. Gustafson, A. Cyr, M. R. Williams, S. Trueman, J. Evans, C. VanAusdall, B. Breadheft, Moriarty. S. Brown. Second Row: E. Panciera, N. Scott, R. Hanford, L. Nelson, B, Fourth Row: R. Anderson, K. Provost, J. Klar, R. Gess, G. Gibbs, Cole, N. lee, J. Leavestrom, C. Hampton, N. Saunders, A. P. Dougon, W. Keith, D. Hodge, G. Dougan. Wharton, I.. Woltersdorf. 73 FRESHMAN CHOIR Freshman choir . . . lecl by G. Albert Pearson . . . began in 1953 because of double sessions . . . participated in Christmas concerts and spring concerts . . . divided into two freshman boys' and two freshman girls' choirs . . . preparation for A Cappella Choir. Training young voices . . . Our National Anthem 74 The Psalmist's Prayer . . . For future yecz1'5.', SOPHOMORE CHOIR Sophomore choir . . . led by G. Albert Pearson . . . began in 1953 . . . participated in both Christmas concerts and spring concerts . . . afternoon students were prepared for subsequent singing in the A Cappella Choir. 75 M. Doremus, S. Barau. R. Trudell, B. Cole. Third Row: B. Leone, J. Middlebrook, R. Jamaitis, J. Moran, S' JZ, .j. .-.JV ORCHESTRA yfw L S' Y Orchestra . . . originated in 1924 . . . first co ct Miss ioifygxcf , Supervisor of Music in the Ninth District . . . directe y K ayor d Tur ' to in 1933, 1934, and 1935 . . . G. Albert Pears fdi ctor fo e t nty u years . . . performances at Christmas Concert d o r sc f t Bclndoliers . . . Mr. Vaders organiz, ' De e 9 . . co po of out- standing musicians . . . participated in to activit' s .'. i ect r, . illi mQci Mafia se t I . . Nu BANDOLE s VW ,Y First Row: B. Pearson, H. Wahnquist, S. Reneker, K. Petersen, E. Tutro, - . Fo r, T. Gannutz Noonan, H. Hastings, l C. Dziordzi, J. Middlebrook, J. Demers, J. Moran. Gagnon, D. Woodbury, T. McKenn Second Row: P. Karvelis, R. Jamaitis, G. Schober, W. Newman, , 1 f r Ox.. IC - A8 fyli ,Sv X: ti so of be 0 QxL,g-sei! iff, 7 fix X 17 J f- .-.ik he J 4 Jk wife' . sf! 6514- 3. J if f We bi . In everlasting message. BAND I1 Band . . . originated in fall of 1932 . . . first advisers, Harold Turkington and G. Albert Pearson . . . outstanding members . . . Chester Shields, Earl Modean, William Nemeroff, Walter Gryzb, William Miller, Faye Knudson, Alfred Rogers, Lawrence Metter, Ward Krause, William Benett, and George Schober . . . performs at home football games . . . participated in outdoor spring concert . . . director, Mr. William Vaders. Maiorettes . . . associated with band . . . performs at home football and basketball games . . . precision form . . . Captain, Connie Lamoureaux . . . Co-captains, Connie Beauregard and Nancy Sloan. BAND 8: MAJORETTES First Row: J. Zollo, P. Wiley, P. Ploufl, A. Hills, A. Cooley, -J. Martin, N. Sloan, C. Beauregard, M. Smachetti, C. Foyle, J. Barrett, A. Bosworth, P. Shorts, N. Saunders, M. Gunther. Second Row: L. Treadwell, J. Tierney, P. Leduc, C. Martling K. Peterson, C. Dziordzi, A. Vnnderbergh. Third Row: C. Legyt, .l. Middlebrook, R. Barber, A. Benton P. O'Banner, B. Kuhne, A. Gesmundo, H. Harvey, M. Reid J. Demers, G. McDonald. Fourth Row: R. Smith, S. Reneker, P. Adam, D. Thomas, K. 1 1 r Clattey, T. Dannutz, E. Geromiller, G. Turcotte, R. Morton E. Irwin, J. Noonan, S. Foster. Fifth Row: Mr. Vaders, D. Monchuck, H. Wahnquist, R. Pearson W. McPherson, E. Tatro, S. Baraw, S. Mozzer, D. Woodbury: B. Kuhne, J. Marcel, J. Moran, A. Bennett, H. Hastings. Sixth Row: P. Karvelis, G. Schober, T. McKenna, R. Jamaitis, J. Mulready, A. Hunniford, L. Gagnon, B. Leone, R. Andrew, W. Newman, A. Lyons, D. Scheer, E. lechausse. SCIENCE CLUB First Row: S. Cooper, G. Beauregard, A. Gooley, D. Goodwin, Melber, L. Prowa. A. Cox, Mr. Alibrio. Fourth Row: C. House, R. Clement, D. Bolin, J. Dormer B Second Row: E. Stephens, B. Clement, M. Wichman, S. Foster, Trudell, I. Jozus, N. Saunders. R. Segal, J. Morrison, S. Crockett. Fifth Row: C. Dougan, R. Meronovich, R. McComb, D. Yules Third Row: P. Shorts, W. Stephens, B. Sweet, B. Zollo, T. B. Handler. f SCIENCE CLUB X Science Club . . . started 1948 . . . origi- L' nally only eighteen members . . . outstand- ing alumni . . . Fenna Lee Fisher, Julia Moriarty, Nancy and William Slover . . . activities: Science Fair, trips to Chevrolet As- sembly Plant, Terrytown, New Jersey, Uni- versity ot Connecticut, Wesleyan Labora- tory, Ericson Foundation Laboratory, Eagle- ' ville . . . this year visited St. Francis Hos- pital, American Cancer Society, Mchelett Laboratory, Springdale, Connecticut . . . biggest trip to M.l.T .... thirty-two members ' A . . . gave demonstrations, heard speakers . ' . . . club officers for 1955-'56: president, Donald Goodwin, vice president and treas- urer, Alan Cox, secretary, Andrea Gooley. H U Searching into om' history 78- LATIN CLUB First Row: A. Ferguson, T. Baseler, J. Delaney, P. Shorts, H. Melendy. Second Row: Mrs. Gipson, C. Dunlap, B. Cwikla, J. Boss, C. Shepard, B. McCurry. TOGATI QTOGA CLADEDJ PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Criginated in 1955 . . . Mrs. Lucile Gipson, ad- Physical Education Club . . . a new star in the viser . . . ioined Junior Classical League . . . third M.H.S. sky . . . originated 1955 . . . under direction and fourth year Latin students eligible for member- of Mr. Matthew Maetozo . . . plans include forming ship . . . the officers were as follows: Consul KPresi- a Boys Leaders' Corps . . . Gym Team .to give dentl, John Delaneyp Pro Consul fVice Presidentl, demonstrations and exhibitions . . . maintenance of Pamella Shorts: Scribe fSecretaryl, Marion Borstf Boys' Bulletin Board and trophies . . . help create Quaesitor Ureasurerl, Thomas Baselerp Quattuor better relations between home and visiting athletic Aediles fProgram Committeeb. William McCurry, Cyn- teams. thia Dunlap, Carol Shepherd, Charlotte Keeney. . . . To solve future problems. Wic man, B. Hickey, P. Ginsburg, K. Kuhlman, McCo ick . P mer, S. Segal, A. Weiss, L. Cyr. Fifth R Den ' o, M. Moriarty, L. Murphey, A. Simpgon, C. olter orf. . B derick, P. Fitzgerald, V. Taylor, N. Saunders, J. o , J. W t , S. McComb. UB' First Row: B. Stevens, B. Liepis, J. ormer H. Custer, R. Yules, D. Anderson. Second Row: J. Lamenzo, D J. Tani, J. Forgette, M. Third Row: D. Sylvester, S. Harry, A. Ozols, L. Prana, M. French Club . . . organized t members of French I classes . . . met bi-monthly during the class period . . . students saw films . . . spoke in French . . . learned about French customs . . . each group elected its own officers . divided EFT?-'l i ' i'1!'F5 into A.M. and P.M. groups . . . present advisers: Miss Beulah Todd and Mr. Michael :ji-2 'T,,f Guadano. , ff I I ASEE . I . Vzve va MJ-1.5. . . H P.M. FRENCH CLUB Lappen, E. LaVoie, J. Halvorson, B. Phillips. Fourth Row: S. Ryan, C. Kilpatrick, J. Hilinski, S. Foody, E. Minicucci, D. Michielitsh, L. Cormier. Fifth Row: K. Lippincott, J. Blesso, J. Frey, S. Starrett, B. Wyman, S. Foster, S. Boraw, P. Adams. Front Row: E. Shapiro, D. Metcalf, J. Lynch, D. Bentz, M. Moriarty, B. Burgess, B. Reagan, N. Peterson, S. Ballard, D. Stevens. Second Row: P. Grenier, P. Parret, M. Graham, P. Finley, E. Acelin, S. McFarland, J. Barnard, R. LaChapelle, M. Lentini. Third Row: Mr. Guodano, N. Fravis, L. Martin, F. Robinson, D. I soo v o 34-I ,Q Q 1 WN nk. 'Q 1'-'A V4 .'-14 .fl ,'. 1 - '-I 'o 1 Q : a n . Q , 0,0,Q it D l Q . a . , ,o.s , s 0 0 ll 'Q o nil:-llllhhl , 4' 'O l 5946? ' l ' ' ' V. ov, g X,A'5X K' 'GA 0' v s Agsvl .5 ,v Q n A W 0 0 '5 A ef-X cya mx nv t . xsfn ,X I Otnf :ti LES CERCLES FRANCAIS Les Cercles Francais organized about 1927 All French Il and lll members belong students discussed customs of France spoke French Miss Jeane Low showed movies on one of her trips to France purpose of club is to give stu- dents practice In hearing and speaking French to learn more about country of France each class elected its own offi- . ei, 1'- p.O, fl . . 45-, ,fr . . . lf, ',4 rf! 'of' n Y'n a I U H ,4 0.5. ,Q , 'O ',' 1 . . . po,. -.1 ' o ....vi '. '-fi ... ... 'o l 1. bl: , .. 4 . ' ' 31 ?ol , 4 0 ,'-'Q' ' 'Q li ' 4,'.:4 r .'c' . . . 30.5 ' . ' . . . . ml nl- i u-u......... 2:5-Q'---',,Q::-'. . . . 4 L: 3 - f n . ..- f':'-'Q' FTS. ' ' ' 545. -3:55 ce S ,avg avec - ' . 'fb 'I ' 'Q 'v . OA LAL'- --:---.--------A...---..- :Lf-.-.Y--..z-sgiagig.-.. .jr ..------- .vv v 1 ,......,,,,., Q- 5 H. ,.c...,Au.t1A-JV Y- , M.-1 l-,,v.N,,.... ffa .J Z, . v ' pt ', ' 3 -Q' ,S f.., fi. f. v .. '. , . . . - f 41 - A A , F A 1 ' ' e - ' . , 1' y A n Sk 5 gt' 'A H 172 0227 772677207265 H - v - 1 1 1 - SPANISH l CLUB Front Row: B. Kuhne, D. Manchuclc, B. Handler, J. Klar, E. Johnson, A. Weitliclx, C. Van Ausdall, E. Rubacha, D. Firestone. Second Row: Mr. Dougherty, V. Vabalas, C. Nylin, J. Hallin, M. Rieder, P. Fitzsimmons, M. Roberts, G. Fuller, J. Billings. Third Row: J. Johnson, M. Fishe, J. le Claire. B. Solo, A. Cyr, A. Vanderburgh, P. Karvelis. Fourth Row: R. Hialmeer, S. NOQYI G. Kosch, B. Cwikla, J Kerrigon, D. Follansbee, S. Higgins, R. Barth. Fifth Row: E. Yavinsky, H. Aitkin, C. Carlson, D. Edwards, C Flshe, A. Bennett, S. Fitch. SPANISH I CLUB Originated in 1941 , . . Miss Beulah Todd first adviser . . . during the 1940's club met once a week . . . at present the club holds its meetings once a month . . . present supervisor, Mr. George Dougherty . . . Out- standing members: Elaine Haysechild, Caro- lyn Sonniksen, Anne Beechler, Constance Rogers, Eleanor Carlson. Today we learn . . . l . . . Tomorrow we practice. SPANISH II, III CLUB First and present adviser, Miss Beulah Todd . . . club began in 1942 . . . out- standing former member, Elaine Haysechild, who wrote Spanish poem for graduation . . . bi-monthly meetings . . . films, records, newspapers, cultural reports, maps, and slides added to enioyment of meetings . . . Spanish ll Club received magazine La Luz . . . Spanish III Club read the Spanish ver- sion of the Reader's Digest '. . . classes elected their own chairman and secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: E. Woicik, N. Hohenthal, B. Sweet, A. Stilson, J. Ham, E. Pasqualini, P. Pines, D. Dubanoski. Second Row: Mr. Emmerling, C. Huestis, J. Pagani, K. Carlson, K. Howles, J. Le Claire, C. Dunlap, R. l.aChapelle, H. Patch. Third Row: M. Moriarty, M. Gagnon, S. Buckley, P. Barnes, M. A. Stephenson, J. Halvorsen, A. Mclntosh, V. Zola. . xx is xii 1 LY! ' fo Fourth Row: S. Macauley, B. Anderson, D. Dormer, B. Laure tana, B. MacArr.lle, J. Bosio, J. Anderson, P. Saari. Fifth Row: M. Hathaway, D. Rottner, J. Roberts, T. Gannutz, B. Vale, R. Anderson, S. Mozzer, B. Warren, B. Lappen. Sixth Row: L. Nelson, F. Obremski, I. Jozus, D. Stevens, J Dormer, W. Feshler, C. Van Ausdall, I.. Toth, J. Carlson. Q C ,i x fe QQ QU NS STUDENT COUNCIL L .QWBXDJX Student Council . . . originated in 1915-1916 . . . reorganized in 1933, Miss Mary X ,JO McGuire, adviser, followed by Mrs. Marguerite Oates Campbell . . . outstanding mem- XP QXQ bers: Earl Modean, President 1944-1945, Felix Sambogna, Chairman ot Constitution Committee for National Honor Society, Mary Ann Pazianos, Chairman of Constitution Committee for Student Council, President Robert Brunette, 1949-'50 . . . activities of K the Council: school wide election of president by machine, regular sport dances, proiect to aid Navaio Indian children, sale ot war bonds and sending Christmas cards to servicemen during war . . . member of National Association of Student Councils . . . 1955-'56 ofhcersz president, Anne Stilson, vice-president, James Ham, secretary, Esther Pasqualini, treasurer, Robert Sweet . . . present adviser, Mr. George Emmerling. The Governing Body of our Jclaool . . Y' 1 s we l Pledge Allegiance 84 Portals of Education is-D'3f,, u U Qfyvifaf . . . Tbrwef on zntellzgent tlaz1zkz1zg. ,ggwweee of eff ' Spaghetti ls On!!! NATIONAL HON OR SOCIETY Fred A. Verplanck Chapter of the National Honor Society . . . established in the year 1949 . . . the club's first advisers were Mr. E. Bailey, Mr. C. Robinson, Miss E. Olson, Miss C. Spaiard, Miss A. Kellogg, Miss D. Kibbe, Miss C. Putnam, chairman: Miss l. Worth, Mr. W. Briggs, Mr. L. Leonard and Mr. L. Piper . . . the constitution of the Society was drawn up by a student committee consisting of the following: Felix Sambogna, chairman, Janis Rogers, Nancy Bowers, Neil Donahy, Alan Thomas, Alice Morin, Harold Bagshaw, and Jane Rottner . . . the first induction was made on May 29, 1950 . . . the Society has inspired many outstanding leaders such as: Felix Sambogna '49, Jane Rottner '50, Shirley Taylor '51, William Slover '52, Albert Guay '53 and Betsy Freheit '54 . . . the Society's activities consist of: sponsoring an Alumni Night during the Christmas holidays . . . carrying out impressive induction ceremonies in the spring . . . recognizing and encouraging better scholarship and school ciitzen- ship . . . President, Barry Schallerp Vice-President, David Toomey, Secretary, Cynthia Dunlap, Treasurer, Sandra Stevenson, and their adviser, Miss Doris Kibbe. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A First Row: R. leipis, J. Whitney, F. Obremski, S. Stevenson, Third Row: L. Woltersdorf, A. Stilson, C. Keeney, J. Broverman B. Schaller, C. Dunlap, D. Toomey, H. Larson. J. Goodwin, C. Johnson, T. Genovese, Miss Kibbe. Second Row: W. McCurry, L. Trudel, B. Hewitt, A. Gooley, Fourth Row: H. Schimmel, N. Fiske, M. Minnick, L. LaPolla, J C. Hewitt, E. Stephens, A. Huestis. Winters, E. Pasqualini, J. Mozzer. I 85 CHEERLEADERS First Row: B. Korvelis, F. Obremslci, M. Gagnon, J. Pagani, F. Sweet, J. Anderson, B. Duff. Resting Between Cheers. Let's Go! Let's Go! CHEERLEADERS Originated in late '30's . . . some early cheerleaders were: Emma Lou Kehler, Esther Pitkin, Dorothy Peabody, Lucille Ulrich, Frances Wallet, Astrid Scoog, Mary Fogarty, Mariorie Inman . . . aim was to secure larger attendance and wholehearted support at games . . . composed of two squads . . . first squad, old members, second squad, newly admitted members. Squad for '56 consisted of seven members . . . five seniors . . . two iuniors . . . two male members included . . . cheered at all athletic events . . . participated in pep assembly . . . introduced Mambo cheer . . . kept spirit of M.H.S. alive. 86 VARSITY M CLUB Varsity M Club . . . formed in 1948 . . . under leadership of Mr. Wilfred Clarke, for- mer M.H.S. faculty member . . . Mr. Harry Smith was 1955-'56 adviser . . . many out- standing proiects were: collecting over 9,000 books, magazines, and records for Rocky Hill Veterans Home . . . Cedarcrest Sani- tarium . . . Newington Home for Crippled Children . . . officers for 'I955-'56: President, William MacArdlep Vice President, John Farrell, Secretary, Mark Solomon, Treasurer, David Golas. - 5 . H I . . . Om vicforiom athletes VARSITY M CLUB First Row: M. Solomon, N. Hohenthal, B. MacArdle, J. Sosville, G. Gibbs. Second Row: R. Smith, B. Sweet, J. Juros, D. Whitehouse, R. Brault, B. Warren Third Row: B. Donahue, J. Michaud, D. Sherman, B. Little, D. Nutter. Fourth Row: Mr. Smith. C. Douqan, B. Schaller, J. Dormer. 87 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY Mr. Charles S. Cheney, Dr. O. B. Taylor, Mr. Leroy Z. Collins founders . . . Origi- nated in 1893, called South Manchester High School . . . Fall term: Latin, Greek, French, or German, Geometry, Chemistry . . . Winter term: Latin, Greek, French, Ger- man, Trigonometry, Chemistry . . . fifty-two pupils were enrolled at the time . . . Work was done by five teachers: Mr. Fred A. Verplanck, principal and instructor in the sciences: Mr. A. E. Peterson, instructor in Latin and Greek: Miss Anna Brockee, instructor in Mathematics and German: Miss Jeanne Charlius, instructor in French: and Miss Mary G. Peabody, instructor in Literature . . . Classes were divided as follows: six senior pupils: three iuniors: sixteen sophomores, and twenty-seven freshmen . . . Bothia School Literary Society formed in 1900 . . . 1904, started to build present high school . . . cooking and special courses in drawing added . . . 1911, stenography and typewriting offered . . . 1912, bookkeeping offered in business course . . . nurse prepara- tory course was organized in 1935 in response to the general revision of entrance requirements to training schools . . . during the past two decades personal economics, health, driver training, History of Latin America, Spanish, mechanical drawing, child development, and a music program have been offered . . . from 1935 to 1940 mid-year graduations occurred . . . 1935, the Spring Concert and the Outdoor Music Festival originated . . . early 1900's seven different curriculums were offered: college prepara- tory, commercial, general scientific, pre-trade, home economics, nurse's preparatory, and art . . . next ten years the highschool was located in the old Ninth District School standing on the land now occupied by the Franklin, Recreation, and Barnard Buildings . . . 1904, moved into what is now called the Main Building . . . school grew so slowly that it wasn't until the school year 1939-1940 when top floor of the Barnard Building was given over to the high school . . . Egures for each ten years indicated by the school population are as follows: 1893-fifty-two: 1903-one hundred twenty-one: 1913-two hundred thirty-seven: 1923-five hundred ninety-eight: 1933-thirteen hundred: 1943-fourteen hundred twenty: 1953-fifteen hundred forty-five . . . out- standing among teachers who have served on the faculty were Miss Harriet Condon, who retired in 1934: Mr. C. L. Wigren, a mathematics teacher who retired in 1954: Miss Elizabeth Olson, vice-principal who retired in 1952: Miss Helen Smith in 1953 retiring from Home Economics Dept.: Mr. Wilfred Clarke, Physical Education teacher, who retired in 1954, and Miss Carrie Spafard, Latin teacher, who retired in 1955 . . . The following have served as principals at M.H.S.: Mr. Fred A. Verplanck, 1893-'94: Mr. Arthur E. Peterson, 1894-1900: Mr. Harry C. Folsom, 1900-1904: Mr. Austin Savage, 1904-1915: Mr. John Backus, 1915-1917: Mr. Leland P. Knapp, 1917-1923: Mr. Clarence P. Quimby, 1923-1933: Mr. Arthur H. llling, 1933-1935: and Mr. Edson M. Bailey, 1935- . . . ten years before the high school was established a Board of Education philosophy was stated in a report of the town of Manchester . . . according to this statement, A heritage so valuable as our system of common schools should be held in highest esteem by each succeeding generation . . . All that can be done should be done to promote its efficiency and secure its advantages . . . this policy has been followed through the years . . . few schools are so fortunate as to have had the guidance of superintendents such as Mr. Fred A. Verplanck, who for forty-two years ruled with rugged honesty, and Mr. Arthur H. Illing's twenty years of devoted perseverance . . . the strength of their character and devotion to the development of Manchester boys and girls were reflected in all its successes. BERNIE ALENANY- ff ,jd , i-mmmmn fl -, I' f Q 11N HIIVIVICUCCI-' sz ff? SX J kr c 1...- 1,15 sf? 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' , X Mi ,Quay Bas tb . . the Manchester High School Indians . . . Organized in 1895 if 5, it 3, V Wm BASKETBALL W . Rf it 92 . . . lrst coach . A. E. Peterson, principal of M.H.S. at that time . . . first captain as Charles Rogers, grandfather of Judy Hansen '56 . . . other team members: William Madden, Robert Glenney, Robert Carney, Emanel Hartman, Leo Gorman . . . Mr. F. A. Verplanck related to a reporter that the first basketball team at M.H.S. was started by girls, and the boys quickly followed suit . . . today, led by Coach Elgin Zatursky . . . led by the 1955-1956 Captain, Eddie Woicik, the team won the C.C.I.L. crown for the first time in eleven years . . . qualified for the C.l.A.C. Tournament . . . repre- sented Connecticut in the New England Tournament at Boston, Mass. J.V. Basketball . . . formed about 1925 . . . Wilfred Clarke first adviser . . . Intermediate Champs 1953-'54 . . . 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Mr. Pete Wigren, coach for many years . . . early stars: Joe McCluskey, Charles Robbins . . . Mr. Paul Phinney present coach . . . recent stars: Pete Close and Bob Vinton . . . won New England Championship 1954-'55 . . . won C.C.I.l.. nine years in a row . . . present captain Bob Vinton . . . J.V. cross country . . underclassmen . . . contribute stars for varsity. Their victories are . . . CROSS COUNTRY First Row: R. Sherman, W. Sargent, T. LaForge, W. MacArdle, B. Vinton, M. Doremus, Mr. Phinney. Second Row: D. Manchuk, B. Clulow, R. Andrew, D. Banavige, R. Kwash, D. Whitehill. Third Row: K. Hudson, T. McKenna, J. Coleman, J. Sosville, R. McComb, T. Baseler. Fourth Row: D. Costello, B. Dougherty, J. Juros, G. Pomeroy, W. Button, R. Watson. VARSITY TRACK First Row: B. Siamond, B. Campbell, J. Curry, T. Smith, P. Clase, S. Squatrito, J. Kuhlman, D. Bell. . Second Row: G. Dormer, T. Burbank, D. Wichman, R. Sherman, T. l.aForge, G. Pomeroy, D. Squatrito. Third Row: J. Juros, D. Morrison, Mr. Phinney, D. Whitehouse, R. Staples, R. Donahue. Fourth Row: R. Watson, B. Libby, R. Perlebach, H. Melendy, F. Grimason, R. Orr. Fifth Row: W. Sargent, B. MacArdle, J. Dormer, B. Vinton. TRACK TEAM Track Team . . . started in 1922 by Charles Pete Wigren . . . in its annals the track team has this little known fact disclosed: Mr. Fred A. Verplanck took the entire school one year to a track meet held in West Hartford, on one trolley car, that entire day . . . 1933-'34 played Rhode Island at invita- tional tournament . . . won the tournament twice . . . State Indoor champions 1937-'38-'41 . . . won New England titles 1945-'49-'54 , . . Co-Captains for T955 were Pete Close and Thomas Smith . . . winners of C.C.I.L.-Pete Close, half mile, Joe Curry, pole vault, Bob Vinton, mile, Jim Carrara, high iumpp team placed third . . . winners in state meet- Pete Close, Joe Curry . . . New England Champion- ships-Joe Curry came in 5th . . . '55-'56 Coach- Mr. Paul Phinney. I . . . Engraved in our memories orefverf' J.V. TRACK First Row: J. Lindsay, R. Christiana, P. Dougan, R. lazzari, T. Hyson, D. Pepin, B. Vale, R. Williams. Second Row: S. Clendaniel, J. Coleman, R. Anderson, L. Janssen, T. Juros, P. Cote, E. Eib, A. Benton. Third Row: Mr. Hyde, R. Gess, W. Minnich, R. Kwash, S. McBride, G. Boissoneault, B. Brown, G. Cushing, C. Masztel. VARSITY SOCCER First Row: W. Smith, R. Smith, R. Perlebach, M. Carlson, B. Sweet, M. Biardi, V. Kohen, P. Hansen, B. Schaller. Second Row: Mr. Danielson, B. Stephens, R. Cowles, D. Dubi- noski, B. Handler, J. Lindsey, D. Austin, C. Zinzer, D. Toomey. Third Row: M. Gates, J. Dormer, R. Williams, S. McBride, I. Jozus, E. Eib. Fourth Row: E. Frechette, T. Juros, D. Reynolds, R. Daigle. VARSITY SOCCER Varsity Soccer . . . one of the popular fall sports since 1930 . . . the Indians' first adviser was Mr. Hugh Greer . . . the second was Wilmot Reed in 1940 . . . in the years 1933 through 1937, the booters copped the C.C.I.L. title . . . in more recent years the C.C.I.L. title was won in 1953 and 1954 . . . the Indians' adviser since 1946 has been Mr. Richard Danielson . . . Reno Corna '35, Tom Stevenson '49, Peter Gunas '50, Red Case '52, and James Kuhlman '55, were only a few of the outstanding booters . . . in the recent years of' 1951, 1953 and 1954 the Indians were finall in Connecticut's Large School Soccer Tournament boaters were semi-finalists in 1952 and 1955 . . . this yec soccer squad was co-captained by Tiny Biardi and Mu Carlson. J.V. Soccer . . . present set-up started 1952-'53 . first coach Mr. John H. Palmer . . . this year, have had thi wins, two losses . . . Co-captains, George Cushing and l Bogli. ll ...I Making the goal . . . J.V. SOCCER First Row: C. Ryan, S. McFarland, L. Bogli, A. Begin, G. Cushing, W. Johnson, J. Morhardt. Second Row: J. Toomey, C. Richard, S. Thomas, N. Fagan, H. Dimlou, M. MacDufT. Third Row: W. Feschler, M. Nevius, A. Mayer, R. Krol, J. Lovett, J. Noonan, D. Muisener. Fourth Row: Mr. Palmer, D. Dormer, V. Gulbinas, T. Lombardo, l G. Mullen. SWIMMING TEAM First Row: D. Woodbury, B. Williams, J. Davis, C. Dougan, D. Squatrito, B. Warren, D. Gunos, J. Michaud, ' Wh h . B. Smith, D. ite ouse Second Row: D. Demers, J. Hyland, C. Fisher, R. Andrews, .I. Jacobs, D. Barlow, D. Hodge, J. Dormer, W. Stephens, D. Dormer. Third Row: R. Korner, W. McPherson, J. Larson, R. Warren, D. Duda, T. Woods, R. Anderson, D. Albert, B. Vale, B. McClain, G. Turcotte, C. Masltel, T. Hyson, Mr. Sollanek. SWIMMING TEAM Originated in 1927 . . . first coach, Mr. Wilfred Clarke, followed by the Messrs. Nathan Gatchell, Leo Bedrick, Anthony Alibrio, E. Richard Sollanek . . . outstanding members of the past: 1938-50 yard free-style-W. Bariesa 25.3, 1940-100 yard back stroke-M. Orfitelli 1:06, 1949-100 yardsbreast-stroke-F. Vozzolo 1:09.97 1949- 220 yard free-style-R. Fidler 2:35, 1951-200 yard free-style-T. Booth 2:14.15 1952- Diving-R. Therrien 49.3, 1953-40 yard free-style-C. Wright 19.4. 'Hoo o ol'o'o0o' ooo I 000 090 X 1, cog- ' , buts fb a Qs H' U 'I For our school. Q ? BUD! 2 sg of . . 6,99 9 4 J - s gg, . 3' .1 I , I I5 , n J I I. if L ,f r 97 ,fy 5 - ' 'E fr if x X Aiming for the target . . . x of A jllxyfl iffillgw 9Q.W,jr .RWM RIFLE TEAM Rifle Team . . . olticial title, Manchester High School Junior Rifle Team . . . club originated 1936 . . . present day Rifle Team began in 1947 . . . first adviser Mr. Anthony Alibrio . . . presently under guidance of Mr. Gilbert Hunt . . . held C.C.I.L. Championship for last four years . . . owners of State Junior Champion's Award in 1953, 1954 . . . State High School Champions also, in 1953, 1954 . . . stars on past teams: Ed Quinn, Reynolds Deacon, Cyrus Miller-1950 . . . Beniamin Crehore, John Kleperis . . . Kingsley Kuhney-1952 . . . Morty Handler-1953 . . . Thomas Flaherty, Arthur Shorts-1955 . . . 1955-'56 Co-captains were Jon Harrison and Robert Miller . . . I J !. , H My Secretary, Richard Thorsell. X ll GV ' PL 1 if! 'Xt Baton Marksmen. W . f', ' x 1 ,JY l 3, RIFLE TEAM First Row: T. Baseler, B. Miller, D. Nutter, E. Pickman, B. Handler, A. Suhie, J. Harrison, A. Ferris, D. Thorsell. R. Barber. Second'Row: L. Harmon, E. Feltham, S. Reole, D. Erickson, D. Anderson, Mr. Hunt, P. Sheridan, P. Choma, VARSITY GOLF TEAM First Row: Mr. L. Perry, G. Bryant, J. Leander, J. McCartney, D. Duncan E. Stiles. GOLF TEAM Golf Team . . . originated in the early thirties . . . won C.C.l.L. Championship in 1952-'53, 1953-'54, 1954-'55, won State Championship 1953-'54 . . . some outstanding players were Danny DeMartin, Gary Bryant, Dave Duncan . . . present adviser, Mr. Laurence Perry. TENNIS Tennis was organized before 1924 . . . a few of the outstanding players were Libro Urbanetti, William Sinnamon, Raymond Della Ferra, John O'Leory, Al- vin Yules, Robert Smith and Sherwood Bissell . . . in the past they have won many trophies . . . the team's record last year was five wins and four losses . . . the tennis team participates in Faculty- Senior match and Connecticut State High School Tournament . . . the present coach is Mr. Matthew Maetozo. 100 J.V. GOLF TEAM First Row: J. Segal, B. Brazos. Second Row: Mr. Calkins, R. Barret, T. Nee, W. Newman, M Wichman. J.V. GOLF TEAM J.V. Golf Team . . . started in 1955 . . . Coach, Mr. James Calkins . . . purpose was to give fresh- man and sophomore boys a chance to play . . . limited to twelve boys . . . in 1955 season the team won two games and lost one . . . first captain, Roger Barrett. TENNIS Front Row: Mr. Maetozo, B. Segal, P. O'Bright, M. McCreedy, . H. Johnston, M. Cohen, N. Knight, R. Winzler, E. Pickman, L M. Solomon. l GIRLS W' i - vw NH 'yfvlifv . F- I' Q SQ Q ll. :DQ A V i I, Q'-. , .. s ,-sf' f K X 1.15 7 in .3 R ' L 75' N . GIRLS LEADERS' CLUB Girls Leaders' Club . . . organized about 1918 . . . under leadership of Helen Pegler . . . very popular club . . . Girls met once a month, second Wednesday of each month . . . past notable mem- bers: Claire Olds, Doris Custer, Mary Parmakian, Fenna Lee Fisher, Arlene Peterson, Mona Modean, Margaret Carter, Jean Schuetz . . . club's past ac- tivities included sports days and play days with other schools . . . trips to University of Conn. for sport clinics . . . caring for welfare family at Christ- mas time . . . co-rec nights with Varsity M Club . . . today, under leadership of Miss Julia Case and Miss Martha Peterson, girls' physical education teachers, the club has about fifty members . . . alti- cers for 1955-'56: President, Francine Obremskip Vice President, vacated by Sylvia Fisher, Cynthia Prior elected in her place, Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Eagleson. Club is opened to all sophomore, iunior, and senior girls interested in sports . . . must achieve grade of B in physical education, and C in other subiects . . . members must participate in one extra-curricular sport a season . . . girls receive 50 points for being a leader . . . members given tests on sports' rules and refereeing . . . must pass test in order to lead gym classes. GIRLS LEADERS' CLUB First Row: N. Gagliardone, A. Simpson, A. Ozols, D. Reaviel, A. Kalacis, C. Fagan, J. Barry, J. LeClaire, M. Moriarty, G. Tarpinian. Second Row: H. Patch, L. Treadwell, C. Huestis, A. Huestis, P. Hibbard, S. Edwards, M. Reid, C. Prior, S. Brown, B. McCormick, C. Johnson, A. Cyr, M. Pagani, A. Grosso. Third Row: Miss Case, L. Carlson, P. Shorts, J. Edwards, S. Wood, J. Wales, M. Pierce, L. Nelson, G. Eagleson, J. Hansen, F. Obremski, E. Pasqualini, E. Tierney, J. Iverson, J. Tarca, W. Smith, L. Quinn, Miss Peterson. qv...-u-u um- H 2 f .f -Q..-...... ffl -X ' +L 5 3: ' . 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J 8 ,fi 4 fm . - - 1 3. if it Q2 .. N WR LL 5 H W'-4 Q X ,. aiiliiwf ,. V iam.. 5 ' rL Lai 359515 A Nj? 'K' ' Q f - l 9 f . k S r l . ik Q VV S SW 3 J ,1. Q N Q W1 W ,K .f . - 1 VOLLEYBALL First Row: M. Moriarty, J. lverson, J. Flavell, L. Quinn, J. Durandi, A. Cyr, C. Fagan, A. Simpson, S. Edwards, H. Wales, E. Watson, M. Balon, 5. Casey, J. Desrosiers, G. Palmer. Second Row: J. LeClaire, G. Stratton, P. McCrohan, C. Michaud, E. Pettengill, L. Toth, A. Bosworth, B. Sala, N. Gagliardone, J. Barry, B. McCormick, C. Johnson, C. Prior, M. Reid, N. Saunders, P. Shorts, L. Pope. VOLLEYBALL An after school activity . . . a popular girls' sport . . . groups divided into senior, iunior, sophomore and freshman teams . . . a game was held once a week and played by two opposing teams . . . the games were refereed by Girls Leaders' . . . the sport was supervised by Miss Julia Case and Miss Martha Peterson. . . . The winners' of the pennant. Third Row: Miss Case, G. Tarpinian, G. Bronlce, A. Huestis, J. Basie, G. Niznik, F. Obremski, W. Morra, S. Stevenson, J. Whitney, P. Woods, E. Tierney, J. Barnes, G. Provost, P. Krzes- icke, J. Fagette, G. Ahlf, D. Reavil, S. Brown, C. Wagner. Fourth Row: J. Fracchia, A. Ozols, V. Michauds, D. Normondin, V. Cole, G. Palmer, J. Hansen, B. L. Robinson, V. Michaud, B. Irwin, K. Lenhardt, G. Sullivan, P. Strictland, P. Carlson, M. Pagani, A. Grosso. SOFTBALL Softball . . . large group of girls came out . . . open to all classes . . . outstanding players: Cynthia Prior and Grace Tarpinian . . . spring sport . . . teams of nine members chosen . . . keen competition. U A. M. AND P. M. SOFTBALL First Row: 5. Edwards, M. Grimm, J. Kearns, P. Leduc, K. Claf- 'fey, E. Geromiller, L. Treadwell, A. Huestis, F. Obremski, W. Morra, G. Niznik, S. Stevenson, J. Bosio, E. Pasqualini, A. Simp- son, N. Gagliardone, B. McCormick, A. Grasso, P. Kingman, D. Reaviel. Second Row: J. LeClaire,. R. Seavey, A. Kalacis, G. Stratton, P. McCrohan, C. Michaud, V. Michaud, E. Pettengill, G. Palmer, B. L. Robinson, J. Hansen, C. Prior, M. Reid, S. Brown, B. Hathaway, A. Ozols, B. Solo, M. Pagani, A. Duplin, S. Casey P. Carlson, F. Casey, A. Cyr, r Third Row: L. Carlson, C. Huestis, J. Flavell, G. Palmer, V. Cale, R. Griffin, M. Gould, P. Hultman, C. Lewis, W. Smith, G. Eagleson, L. Nelson, M. Pierce, P. Hublare, J. Wales, S. Wood, J. Whitney, P. Strictland, G. Sullivan, J. Desrosiers, D. Normandin, V. Michaud, J. Barnes, J. Blanchard, P. Wood, R. Bulla, H. Patch, D. Edwards, L. Quinn, P. Krzesicke, M. Davis. Fourth Row: K. Kuhlman, J. Fracchia, J. Durondi, L. Toth, A. Bosworth, M. Moriarty, C. Johnson, J. Barry, C. Fagan, G. Tar- pinian, B. Irwin, K. Lenhardt, A. Moyer, J. Iverson, B. Barbero, E. Tyler, J. Tarca, S. Maller, N. Saunders, P. Shorts. TUMBLING First Row: M. Fishe, P. Kingman, B. Barbero, C. Fagan, C. Huestis, M. A. Davis. Second Row: J. Iverson, A. Simpson, J. Bentley, S. Woods, M. Fitch. Third Row: J. LeClaire, G. Bronke, E. Tierney, P. Shorts, A. Cyr, N. Saunders, M. Desimone, P. Hibbard, R. Bulla, A. Duplin, M Reid, M. Pierce, L. Quinn, D. Edwards, S. Edwards, L. Carlson Miss Case. TUMBLING Tumbling . . . twenty-six girls joined this strength- ening sport . . . learned forward roll . . . backward roll . . . cart wheels . . . head stands . . . and hand stands . . . met once a week in the fall. SQUARE DANCING Square Dancing . . . takes place during the third term, once a week . . . favorites: Five-Foot Two, II II Il ll Patty-Cake Polka, Danish Dance, Dutch Dance. Talll' Hof Swing your purtuem to u uictoriouf future . . . SQUA First Row: J. Blanchard, W. Morra, G. Niznik, S. Stevenson J. Bosio, J. Barry, G. Tarpinian, C. Fagan, S. Casey, P. Carlson Second Row: Miss Case, B. Cwikla, H. Patch, P. Morrow, A RE DANCING , gan, S. Brown, F. Casey. . Third Row: J. Ballard, J. Cotton, N. Pearson, C. Michaud, P . McCrohan, G. Stratton, J. Whitney, M. Pagani, P. Hultman, C Simpson, J. Whales, M. Reid, D. Edwards, L. Quinn, J. Kerri- Lewis, B. Lauretano, Miss Peterson. A, -. ji zf' f ,,-A --its xi M' -ji M -I-H .W f -TW A., 'X v -L xx ,i'if K,' - 7 ji fp f- fi W 1 ' A X V' ' .li t -- 'f'f'j!T ,, , ' 7 . -, 'Nl 42 N ff' Ni-ff-- ,ff , :A +1 , V ,nf ivy- ggi. if , ff l Q X '- A 44 fx 4, 'QQ , f 3 'NM ,N Q ' 5,,,f' If la! 'L' K , If wff- ' , ' f' riff, 'IE' HEX lr 4 if diy! I' an ' X: A H' X y ' W my 1, X mx :I - X. li I! 'Xt ' , x ,X , ,f ,FH :X X., X Y ,IH ll, ' f x LJ! ., . . X . .1 X Q - 'W 'I' ff' 1 X X ' J Y r . -' 'I-I 111 , . i K X I, x ,A M '-X U KNJQLIVP :rl X ' lvcxx H y N QQ ff f f y f i i' ' fiiizi 'W X ' . It 'IE ..V'L 39 ff 'f' 2' , flfff N X- ff X1 I 'KV I- r X Xxx l Iiuii lyiimx I J 1 1 P X.:-N ,g A , .swf Y 'T'4:., wg 'X I- 4 f S Q 2 ' Mf , me-1. fiil2'fa xiy.L- 'XX Ur ig ,qw Y' . I 1. ,Q ., .: Qi: 'W 5 N N ' if A N' M yi' 4 2 'Q ,THQ 'X V Ai i gii' Y A ig, f' I H lg iii ?'i:f' ' ry M, i ,g ' X wf HM wx! H f M l'.:w' ha f Han ff- f V' f 1 mf. , J Y '.z., Ziff I I L55 i H if r l ,fl V, V X ' MU . ..Isl , ,f ,l f NJ Il ' f A Q1! f H- Q . h , , f X vw f. rf W K U 'l A '41, :W Y. j fl,-' ff if 'f...4,!I If 1 pf , L ly N ,f f , H ' f I If ,I 2,1 gg ,Y if 1 A ff X - F f ,V 'I' f' I I!! X X , , 1, f , fx ' I' ff , I! X I +1 , 1 f ff X f X rv-,Ml ,S 5-,um it ' '- N. 1 Busy and diligent hands, directed by able minds, make zz town strong and prosperous. A B A TOOL AND me COMPANY A B C APPLIANCE CO. - Best Values l ADLER a. DOBKIN ANDERSON GREENHOUSES s. FLOWER sHoP Compliments of CLARENCE H. ANDERSON THE ANNULLI CONST. CO. Building Contractors THE ANDREW ANSALDI CONSTRUCTION CO. THE ARTHUR DRUG CO., INC. Monchester's Largest Drug Store Compliments of BARLOW'S TV SALES AND SERVICE BARRETT PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 331 Broad St. Tel. MI 9-1504 BEAUPRE MOTORS, INC. BECK'S BEDARD'S FLOOR COVERING BEZZINI BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. BILL'S TIRE AND REPAIR SHOP BILLIE'S BEAUTY SHOP BLAlR'S, INC. BLISH HARDWARE CO. The Town's Leading Hdwe. Store BOLAND MOTORS, INC. 369 Center St. Compliments of F. E. BRAY BROWN 8. LYNCH FLORISTS I45 Main St. Tel. MI. 3-8455 BRYANT 8. CHAPMAN II3 Summit St. Compliments of BURR NURSERIES 'I10 Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make a town strong and prosperous Bunrows, mc. Compliments of ANNE CAMPBELL BEAUTY SALON CAMPRESS FINE PRINTING CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO., INC. THE CARLYLE-JOHNSON MACHINE CO. CAVEY'S RESTAURANT CENTER MOTOR SALES Everybody Drives a Used Car. Compliments of CENTER RESTAURANT Compliments - CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES At the Green CHARMORE BEAUTY SALON 351 Center St. CHARTER OAK GROCERY, INC. 83-87 Charter Oak St. CLARKE MOTOR SALES 301 Broad St. CLIFFORD'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 985 Main Street THE COLONIAL REMNANT SHOPPE 115 Center Street CONWAY 8. WILSON SEAFOOD Il7V2 Spruce St. E. V. COUGHLIN 8. SON Roofing Contractors DAIRY QUEEN 307 W. Middle Tpke., 488 Hartford Rd. DART'S DAIRY, INC. For Better Health DAVIS BAKERY Wedding 8. Party Cakes DECI'S DRIVE IN 462 Center St. A 'IIT Busy and diligent lmnds, directed by able minds, make a town strong and prosperous DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. DEWEY-RICHMAN Jewelers 8. Silversmiths DlAMOND'S ARMY 8. NAVY STORE DOC'S DRIVE-IN, Bolton , Quick Snacks - Open Till 2:00 A.M. DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER I86 W. Middle Tpke. EDMOND'S SUPER MARKET 99 Summer St. EHLER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE W. HARRY ENGLAND LUMBER CO. FARR'S SODA SHOP I Congratulations to Class of '56 FELICE BEAUTY STUDIO FINDELL MFG. CO. - Venetian Blinds FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MANCHESTER The Friendly Bank - Sat. Morning Banking FISHER DRY CLEANSERS, INC. 325 Broad St. FLETCHER GLASS CO. I88 Middle Tpke. West FLOYD'S MARKET I Broad Street I roeARrY BROS., INC. I 319 Broad Street FORDE 8. JEWELL Insurance Counselors - 627 Main St. GARDEN GROVE CATERERS THE GARDEN RESTAURANT 'For Best Italian Food' GAUDET JEWELERS, INC. 785 Main Street 112 Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make a town strong and prosperous THE W. G. GLENNEY LUMBER CO. 336 No. Main Street GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP 789 Main Street H. B. GRADY REAL ESTATE Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. ANNE GRIFFIN STUDIO Compliments of GUS'S 468 Hartford Road f GUSTAFSON'S SHOE stone THE J. W. HALE CORP. 'Manchester's Leading Dept. Store' JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. HARMAC MEN'S SHOPS Manchester 8. East Hartford I HARRIETT'S BEAUTY SALON p 129 Center St. Compliments of HARTFORD ROAD DRIVE-IN 8. RESTAURANT J JOHNNY HEDLUND'S SPORTS CENTER HERM'S CAMERA 8. PHOTO SHOP I T015 Main St., Candid Wedding Photographer OTTO H. HERRMANN7 REAL ESTATE 612 Center Street HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Choicest Meats in Town HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER 342 East Center Street p C. E. HOUSE 8. SON, INC. I 'For Students' Clothing and Footwear' HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER Quality Bedding, Floor Covering, I Lamps 8. Furniture I JOHN HURLEY I The Best For The Class '56 , T13 Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make 4 town strong and prosperous JACK'S COFFEE SHOPPE JANET'S MILLINERY 8. SPECIALTY SHOPPE I THE JARVIS REALTY CO. JOHNSON BROS., INC. JOHNSON 8. LITTLE Plumbing 8. Heating E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. JON-DI'S SNACK BAR 844 Main Street KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR 857 Main Street KEMP'S, INC. KIDDIE FAIR KNARF'S MARKET KOPPER KETTLE 829 Main Street LARAlA'S MARKET 183 Spruce Street LARSEN'S HARDWARE 34 Depot Square LASSEN PETROLEUM CO. Birch Mountain Road, Bolton LEA'S MARKET 229 Spruce Street Compliments of LECLERC FUNERAL HOME LEONARD'S SHOES, INC. p LESSNER 8. ROTTNER Attorneys at Law MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS-270 Broad St. Connecticut's Fastest Growing Jobber A MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER J Carpet Specialists 114 Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make 4 town strong and prosperous MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP MANCHESTER DRUG 707 Main Street MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS Better Cleaning At Reasonable Prices MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER GREEN SHOE OUTLET 509 East Middle Tpke. MANCHESTER LAUNDROMAT 662 Center Street Compliments of MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Corner Pearl 8. Harrison Sts. MANCHESTER MILLWORK CO. 254 Broad St., Tel. MI 9-3283 MANCHESTER MODES, INC. MANCHESTER PIPE 8E SUPPLY CO. MANCHESTER PLUMBING 8. SUPPLY CO. BAKERY DEPT.-MANCHESTER PUBLIC MKT. MANCHESTER OPTICAL STYLE BAR 63 East Center Street MANCHESTER RUG SHAMPOOING CO. MANCHESTER SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSN. Home For Savings MANCHESTER STENOGRAPHIC 8. CALCULATING SERVICE MANCHESTER TOBACCO 8. CANDY CO. 29 Bissell Street THE MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY One Stop Banking MANCHESTER WALLPAPER 8. PAINT CO. 249 Broad St., Tel. MI 9-6591 MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION 'l'l5 Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make 4 town strong and prosperous MARLOW'S MARV'S FOOD MART l South Main Street MATHER'S JEWELER, INC. 533 Main Street McBRlDE'S SPORT SPOT HIM Center Street TOM MCCANN TEXACO STATION Friendly, Courteous, Efficient Service McKlNNEY LUMBER 8. SUPPLY Bolton Notch McRAY'S DRIVE-IN Chicken-in-the-Bosket MEMORIAL CORNER STORE-352 Main St. Fountain Service, Groceries, Sundries Compliments of BUD MICHALAK MICHAELS .IEWELERS 8. SILVERSMITHS MILIKOWSKI FLOWERS 695 Main St., Ml 3-6029, 3-6552 MODERN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 875 Mein Street MONTGOMERY WARD Monchester's Most Complete Dept. Store Meet Me At The MOOO SHOP 300 Middle Tpke. West MORIARTY BROTHERS MOTHER GOOSE DIAPER SERVICE . Coll Us For A Change MUNSON'S CANDY KITCHEN Route 6, Bolton Notch THE MUSIC SHOP Records-Phonogruphs-Instruments , NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY Sporting Goods 'l'l6 I Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make a town strong and prosperous NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. NORTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. OLCOTT VARIETY STORES 652 Center Street THE ORFORD SOAP COMPANY PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP 8 East Center Street GEORGE S. PATTEN Contractor 8. Builder B. D. PEARL'S APPLIANCE CENTER 649 Main Street HUGO S. PEARSON Range 8. Fuel Oils - Ml 3-6076 PENTLAND THE FLORIST PEPIN'S GROCERY - Rte. 44A, Bolton Full Line Of Groceries 8. Meats PERO ORCHARDS - Farm, Avery St. Stand - 276 Oakland St. PETE'S GROCERY 464 E. Center St., Tel. MI 9-6922 PINE PASTRY SHOP 658 Center Street PINE PHARMACY - The Rexall Store Prescriptions Called For And Delivered , PINEHURST GROCERY PoPuLAR rooo MARKET - Fruit nepf. POTTERTON'S T.V., Radios, Records, Appliances 8. Service Compliments - PRINCESS RESTAURANT QUlNN'S PHARMACY Compliments of THE RED AND WHITE FRUIT STAND 117 Busy and diligent bands, directed by able minds, make a town strong and prosperous REGAL MEN'S SHOP ROBERT M. REID 8. SON Expert Auctioneers ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. Alert To Serve THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT SHOP T13 Main Street SCHIEBEL BROS. Center Street 8. Proctor Road WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE Commercial Printing SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALONS, INC. 983 Main Street SHOOR JEWELERS 977 Main Street SILVER LANE BUS LINE, INC. Buses for Hire ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. 963 Main Street SOLIMENE, INC. Dodge 8. Plymouth Good Luck - SPENCER RUBBER CO. STANEK ELECTRONIC LAB. ' 277 Broad Street SUNSHINE DAIRY, INC. IRVING W. TAYLOR Artesian Wells THREE J's RESTAURANT 8. ICE CREAM BAR Bolton, Conn. TOT'S 'N TEENS, INC. 956 Main Street TURNPIKE CLEANERS T90 West Middle Tpke. TWEED'S Compliments of VlC'S SODA SHOP WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. Compliments of WATKINS - Ormond J. West WELDON DRUG STORES Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE- 615 Main Street THE WETSTONE TOBACCO CORPORATION J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. 31 Bissell Street WILCO MACHINE TOOL COMPANY, INC. 30 Grandview St., Tel. MI 9-5258 WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE, INC. 341 Broad Street Compliments of DON WILLIS' GARAGE G. E. WILLIS 8. SON, INC. L. T. WOOD CO. Atlantic Heating Oil Compliments of WOODLAND GARDENS Plants That Please - T68 Woodland St. Compliments - WYMAN'S GULF SERVICE Compliments of YANKEE COFFEE 8. DONUT SHOP- 367 Main St. LEONARD W. YOST - Jeweler - Fine Watch Repair, Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches- I29 Spruce Street THE FALLOT STUDIO 70 East Center Street Official Photographer for T956 T. O'TOOLE 8. SONS, INC. Stamford, Conn. 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